Stories from Tehran · Iran

Iran's PGSA toll regime is reshaping the Strait of Hormuz into a holding queue.

The call focused on current diplomatic paths and regional developments. This diplomatic engagement aims to address ongoing regional issues.

Iran is demanding cable fees from Google, Meta, and Amazon. sanctions that forbid the companies from paying Iran. Iran's Revolutionary Guard has threatened to charge fees for the use of submarine cables in the Strait of Hormuz.

The spokesperson for Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that recent violations of humanitarian and war law by the United States include an attack on a school in Minab.

The Fast16 malware was reportedly used to sabotage nuclear weapons tests, with a likely origin in Iran.

Multiple explosions were reported in Tehran as a joint US-Israeli air campaign against Iran continues. The strikes mark a new phase in the ongoing conflict. Explosions were reported in Tehran, with Iran stating it had responded to the latest US proposal.

Iran executed at least 2,159 people, more than double the number in 2024.

Iran threatened to confront the United States over its naval blockade, with a top military adviser warning that the Sea of Oman could become a "graveyard" for US ships. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson stated that Tehran and Muscat are in contact to develop mechanisms ensuring safe navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. This move effectively closes the waterway and includes plans to charge ships for passage.

Nearly 80 countries have implemented emergency measures to cope with the upcoming summer energy demand.

Iran recorded over 2,000 executions in 2025, marking a increase and a potential alarm for the international community.