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Zarif calls Qureshi, discusses abduction of security staff

Iran is 10th biggest crude steel producer, according to World Steel Association

Iran’s state television says the man was a member of the militant Islamic State

It also accused the hardline militia of sending child soldiers to Syria

Foreign Office says DGMOs from two sides coordinating actions in this regard

Soldiers kidnapped by a militant group at a border post in the city of Mirjaveh in
Sistan-Balochistan, says Guards

Officials from two countries discuss expanding rail connections, providing relief on trade of food items

'Many Iranian companies and entrepreneurs displayed their products in the expo'

Centre in the working-class neighbourhood of Shahr-e Rey caters to hundreds of struggling families and Afghan refugees

'Reducing the legitimacy of the system is their final goal', says the Iranian President

IMF predicted that Iran's economy will sink deep in the red due to renewed US sanctions

Accuses regional rival Riyadh of bowing to US pressure

It is hard to say where this verbal duel is headed but it has certainly put Pakistan in a challenging situation

Iran is currently alone with North Korea on the blacklist of the FATF

'We've bought everything with money', says the Crown Prince

In addition to environmental problems, Iran is also dealing with crippling effects of US and international sanctions.

After Saudi Arabia and Russia say they will raise output to make up for expected disruptions

Pakistan and Iran on the same page when it comes to dealing with the menace of terrorism, says Dost

'The situation of the nation, region and world is sensitive, especially for us the people of Iran'

Treaty of Amity signed and ratified in 1955 called for unfettered economic relations between Tehran and Washington

EU has announced an SPV to facilitate trade with Iran

Sanctions on some goods breached a 1955 "friendship treaty" that predates Iran's Islamic Revolution

Wednesday's ruling is in fact a decision on so-called provisional measures ahead of a final decision on the matter

Strained relations could have dire consequences for Tehran as it eyes support from Paris to back 2015 nuclear deal

Zahra Centre France was founded in 2009 by Yahia Gouasmi, a pro-regime activist and religious figure based in Paris

The Ahvaz National Resistance and the Islamic State both claim responsibility for last week’s military parade attack

United States has some 2,000 troops in Syria, mainly training and advising both Kurdish forces and Syrian Arabs

The government has recovered control of most of the country with help from its allies Russia and Iran

Under a deal with Turkey that averted a large-scale military assault on the militant-held province

'Billboard was installed in Shiraz showing three male soldiers standing on a rocky outcrop" next to a Persian quote'

1980-1988 Iran-Iraq war decimated groves of date palms on Iraqi soil

Iran accuses Saudi Arabia and the UAE of funding five gunmen who attacked a military parade in Iran last Saturday

Washington pushes allies to cut Iranian oil imports to zero

Rouhani is being pressed by hard-liners to abandon the deal as its economic benefits evaporate

President Trump’s lawyer believes that when enough people issue threats against sovereign nations, they are legal

Says talks at UNGA show Trump's isolation

US president tweeted just hours before both leaders were set to speak at the UN General Assembly

Khuzestan was a major battleground of the 1980s war with Iraq and it saw unrest in 2005 and 2011

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Attack on military parade is likely to give security hardliners like the Guards more political ammunition

Referring to a tweet by Trump in which he linked US support for Middle Eastern countries to oil prices

Rouhani accuses US-backed Gulf Arab states of providing support for anti-government ethnic Arab groups

The shooting killed 25 people, almost half of them members of the country's Revolutionary guards

The US administration holds that government change in Tehran is not US policy

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei blames Iran's pro-US rivals for the recent attacks

Three of the attackers have died at the scene while a fourth has been arrested and later succumbed to his wounds

The US must start acting like a normal state, says Zarif

Anti-government Arab group claims responsibility for attack

Iran has suggested in recent weeks that it could take military action in the Gulf