Stories from Tehran · Iran

Iran's leadership has become more radical and increasingly confident, believing it can outclass U.S. political will. This leadership is also sustaining domestic repression to suppress internal resistance, according to the source.

Incitement by Dogan, involving Israel, Turkey, and Iran, is reportedly occurring against advisory cooperation with the Islamic Republic.

An Islamic government is considering imposing an 'artistic tax' on the licensing activities of major technology companies, including Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft.

RFE/RL Radio Farda reported that Iran carried out shelling, which resulted in them being removed from Washington's agenda. A source stated that the tightening of its terminations and the lack of its representative in Washington depend on the path of diplomacy.

A radio broadcast mentioned Iranians in the context of a public referendum.

The government is establishing centers between people and banks, next to financial banks.

The leader of the Islamic Republic has stated that they have 'entered the market of revenge.' This declaration indicates a retaliatory stance or policy direction from Iran's highest authority.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force announced that its missiles and drones have locked onto US targets and "hostile aggressive vessels" in the region, awaiting a "fire order." This statement followed a warning that "criminal acts" against merchant...

An American source stated that measures are being applied to Iran and predicted that Iran will collapse, with collapses already beginning.

Concerns are increasing regarding the physical condition of Narges Mohammadi, a prominent Iranian human rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Her lawyer, brother, and sister have communicated with international organizations regarding her situation.