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Maldives foreign ministry says policies that Iran were pursuing in the Middle East 'detrimental to peace and...

It cites "material or moral damage" caused by the US during the coup against nationalist leader Mohammad Mossadegh

Consul general sees bilateral trade rising to $5b

The arrests have been made under a two-year-old sting operation named "Spider II"

Best cartoon will be awarded $12,000

Iran's culture minister says arrangements have not been put together and it's now too late

WHO experts acknowledge India faces a "huge challenge"

Countries will then formally start negotiations on details

Iranian military officer says the missile leaves Earth's atmosphere, re-enters it and hits the target without error

The supporters of President Hassan Rouhani won 42 per cent of the 290 seats in parliament

The two sides decided to increase by three times the current trade volume of around $6 billion

Iran passes law allowing govt to grant citizenship to families of foreigners killed while fighting for the country

Iran cites unprovoked attacks on its cities by former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in the nations' 1980-1988 war

A record 17 women will become lawmakers in the 290-seat parliament

Unofficial results say that of the 68 seats being contested at least 33 had gone to the pro-Rouhani List of Hope

In practice US is scaring businesses away from the country, Khamenei says

Nearly a quarter of Iran's parliamentary seats are at stake

Revolutionary Guard says it had arrested several members of infiltration network linked to hostile Western governments

Afshar was arrested and tried in 2009 on charges of spying and acting against Iran's national security

Zuma says 'overthrow of US-backed Shah was a source of encouragement as black South Africans fought against...

As part of a growing online campaign, Iranian women are risking punishment by taking pictures without their hijabs

The new parliament and the Assembly of Experts will start work on May 27

Some 7,000 men and women officers report violations in Tehran

Iran remains on Washington's sanctions list notably for supporting terrorism and its human rights record

An Iranian delegation travelled to Saudi Arabia, for discussions on the pilgrimage to the Muslim holy places

President Hassan Rouhani says the country's armed forces are no threat to neighbouring countries

The issue has come under scrutiny because of a scathing UN report on human rights in Iran

Renzi seeking to re-establish Italy's economic clout in the Islamic republic

Israel strongly opposes the supply of the system to Iran, which does not recognise the Jewish state

The broadside illustrated new tension between Iran and the United States, despite last year's nuclear deal

A number of Iranian manufactured products representing its latest nuclear achievements were unveiled at a ceremony

FC spokesperson says the agent was in possession of several explosives, ammunition and weapons

'I don't know if this will happen today, but they (S-300 missiles) will be loaded (for shipment)' Zamir Kabulov

His comment appeared to further threaten the prospect of an effective agreement at the meeting

Company chiefs had sent staff a memo informing that female staff would be required to wear trousers during the flight

Bahrain's foreign minister says ties between Bahrain and Washington remain strong

Diplomats at UN say Security Council is expected to meet on Friday to consider alleged breach of Resolution 2231

Iranian Embassy says reports could have negative implications on relations between Islamabad, Tehran

US announced computer hacking charges against seven Iranians who worked for firms linked to the Iranian government

"There is concern that RAW is involved in Pakistan, especially Balochistan," army chief told Iranian president: ISPR

Hassan Rouhani arrived in the capital in bid to improve bilateral and economic ties with Pakistan

PM expects new Iranian ambassador to play part in strengthening bilateral relations

While many celebrate the festival in their homes, many families are marking the new year in refugee camps

If Iran violates the deal, the United States will act, Biden pledges

"Now, for the first time in decades, there's a chance for a different future" Obama

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called for self-reliance and President Rouhani urges cooperation with the world

Two emirati nationals and five foreigners are alleged of forming a cell linked to Lebanon's Iran-backed Hezbollah

Iran says missiles were for self-defense and that recent tests condemned by the US did not violate nuclear deal

Iran's Revolutionary Guards test-fired two ballistic missiles last Wednesday

The 1973-74 oil embargo was the first demonstration that the House of Saud was willing to weaponize the oil markets