Pars Today – The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran stated that there is mutual understanding regarding most of the elements that make up an agreement with the United States.
Two people have been arrested in connection with a shooting at the car of Iranian lawmaker Abbas Bigdeli, a provincial prosecutor said on Friday.
Pars Today – Trump has called for the expulsion of two Muslim lawmakers from the United States.
US-Iran nuclear talks in Geneva ended on Thursday without any achievements, with Iran rejecting key US demands while Washington maintaining military readiness and top officials signaling a hardline stance, according to Iranian and Western media reports.
Famous Iranian footballer Rashid Mazaheri has had no contact with his wife for more than 48 hours after comparing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to Satan in a social media post condemning the Islamic Republic’s January massacre of protesters, she said.
A series of Iranian social media accounts fell silent after their owners were shot during January protests, leaving behind final posts that now read like unfinished testimonies and have turned into digital memorials where protesters mourn, vent anger and hail the fallen.
The anxiety splashed across the front pages of Tehran outlets on Thursday did little to quiet the bluffs, threats and illusions that have defined a week of anticipation over possible Israeli or US strikes on Iran.
Responding to a landmark judgement by an Athens court which found four individuals linked to spyware maker Intellexa, guilty of unlawful access to private communication systems and data, and of violating privacy and data protection laws, Rebecca White, Amnesty International’s Security Lab Researcher said: “Almost four years since the ‘Predatorgate’ scandal hit Greece, we are finally seeing consequences for those involved in the abuse of surveillance technology. “Amnesty International and other organizations have shown time and again that Intellexa’s products have […] The post Greece: Convictions in ‘Predatorgate’ scandal offer rare accountability in abuse of surveillance technology appeared first on Amnesty International .
The real question is not whether the United States can destroy Iran’s capabilities, but whether it can end the Islamic Republic—and control what follows.
Davoud Sohrabi, a fitness coach in Tehran, was shot in the eye on the evening of January 8 and left critically injured. After weeks in t ...
Parsa Aslani worked in the supply of industrial parts for steel mills and petrochemical plants. According to information obtained by Ira ...
As student protests continue to spread across Iranian campuses, Islamic Azad University announced that all classes will move online star ...
As millions of people in Iran continue to deal with heavy online restrictions and recurring internet outages, reports say one of the cou ...
Mostafa Khorsandian, 23, was shot by security forces during protests in Rudbar, Gilan, on Thursday, January 8, and died from his injurie ...
With inflation edging close to 70 per cent, the cost of everyday essentials has climbed to levels rarely seen in Iran’s modern economic ...
Source: BBC PersianIn a recent message, Prince Reza Pahlavi (the son of Iran’s last Shah) argued that a military strike against Iran co ...
Raheleh Sharafati Moghaddam, 44, a mother of two, stepped out on Friday, January 9, to join the protests. That night, on Vakilabad Boule ...
According to information obtained by IranWire, Farhad Honarmand Bagheri, 50, was shot on the evening of January 9 in Mehrshahr, Karaj. A ...
According to information received by IranWire, 35-year-old Farshid Hosseinzadeh, an IT engineer, lost his life on the evening of January ...
The UN rights chief Volker Türk on Thursday highlighted the “human-made disaster” across the Occupied Palestinian Territory stemming from Israel’s disregard for human rights norms and serious violations also committed by Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups.
