The Latest Breaking News from Tehran

Sending troops to deter Iran in the Gulf harkens back to Donald Trump’s hardline policies against Tehran, experts say.

The war in Ukraine and Tehran’s alleged military support for Russia are discussed in Tokyo.

Iran is pretty much a nuclear threshold state, having enriched enough uranium to build multiple nuclear bombs

Iran’s foreign minister has urged Pakistan to complete its part of a much-delayed gas pipeline between the two countries, a multi-billion project that has been on hold since 2014

Government offices, banks, capital markets and private businesses will remain shut until Saturday.

Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard has launched a surprise military drill on disputed islands in the Persian Gulf, just as the U.S. military increase its presence in the region over recent ship seizures by Tehran

The 15th edition of the International Documentary and Short Film Festival of Kerala (IDSFFK), organised by the Kerala State Chalachitra Academy, will open this Friday with the screening of the Persian documentary Seven Winters in Tehran, directed by German filmmaker Steffi Niederzel

The exercises also come amid increasing US military presence in the region after a string of ship seizures.

Israeli Defense Minister reveals move to thwart Tehran's efforts to transfer arms and instigate violence

A new interim agreement means that Apple TV Plus show Tehran will continue filming despite an ongoing actor strike.

In the carefully composed photograph released by their state news agencies at the beginning of May, Syria’s leader Bashar al-Assad has his arms outstretched to welcome the Iranian president, Ebrahim Raisi. The two men are beaming.