National police chief urges young people 'deceived' into participating in unrest to turn themselves in, assures 'leniency' for those who do

Iran on Wednesday vowed fast-track trials for people arrested over a massive wave of protests, despite President Donald Trump's threats of a US response. | TAG24

By bnm Gulf bureau Iran's ongoing internet blackout has exceeded 182 hours of continuous disruption, surpassing the core duration of the 2019 shutdown, according to NetBlocks' monitoring data. Most Iranian government websites still exist and function over the 'National Information Network' or local intranet,

Iran remains offline as protests spread nationwide, leaving at least 62 dead, thousands detained, and tensions rising between Tehran and Washington.

LONDON − The exiled son of Iran's last shah − Persian for "king" − before he fled the 1979 Islamic Revolution called for Iran's theocratic regime and its Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to "step down" and "face justice." Reza Pahlavi, 64, was ...

Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, on Thursday claimed the U.S. bombing of his country’s nuclear facilities did not have any significant impact, although CIA Director John Ratcliffe said the agency had obtained evidence indicating Iran’s ...

By bnm Tehran bureau Iran's nationwide internet blackout is costing the country potentially $60mn daily as the shutdown enters its second week, with the cumulative damage already exceeding $700mn-$840mn,

Iran indicated it could continue mass executions of protesters arrested during the nationwide uprising against the despotic regime, and warned the US that deploying forces would unleash