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Senior official of Balochistan government confirms that Iranian border guards have violated the Pakistani frontiers

Iran insists it has no plans to develop atomic weapons

The assailants opened fire on the Shia place of worship from a car carrying no licence plates

The number is up sharply from the 87 Saudis and foreigners executed during the whole of 2014

Delegation's visit to further promote friendship and deepen cooperation

Iran said the nuclear agreement will not affect its military forces, particularly its ballistic missile programme

The nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers was agreed on July 14

Saudi Prince says Hajj is a matter of sovereignty and privilege

Iran has always denied seeking to build an atomic weapon, insisting its programme is for peaceful energy production

With many more pilgrims still listed as missing, Iranian officials say the real toll is between 2,000 and 4,000

The armed forces must urgently increase readiness, so that the enemy dare not think of attacking, Supreme Leader says

Iranian foreign ministry source says these accusations and propaganda are psychological warfare and baseless

Iran has highest confirmed death toll among foreign nationalities followed by Egypt with 75

Cache included a tonne and a half of C4 explosives and other explosive material

Khamenei also calls on Muslim countries to investigate the deadly crush that killed over 769 people

Rouhani cut short a trip to attend repatriation ceremony but return of the first bodies was delayed

The handshake would be the first known between a US president and a top Iran official since Islamic revolution in 1979

Beyond the confirmed 228 dead a further 227 Iranians were injured and 246 are missing

China and Iran have close diplomatic, economic, trade and energy ties

Iran says it lost at least 169 pilgrims when two large groups of pilgrims converged on at a crossroads in Mina

A total of 169 Iranians are now known to have died in Thursday's stampede in Mina

Iranian leaders have been deeply critical of the Saudi authorities over flawed crowd control measures

Head of Iran's Hajj organisation said for "unknown reasons" a path had been closed off near the scene

China and Iran have close diplomatic, economic, trade and energy ties

In May, Gadkari and his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Ahmad Akhoundi, signed an $85 million deal for India

Iran desperately wants to upgrade its ageing fleet, which has been hamstrung by nuclear-related and other sanctions

China and Iran have close diplomatic, economic, trade and energy ties

France's main business lobby group, the Medef, is sending a delegation comprising more than 100 firms to Iran

IAEA's inquiry into allegations about Iran's nuclear programme needs to be finished by December 15

It's the first time in 14 years that a Dutch foreign minister is visiting Iran

Developers have broken ground on an estimated 400 modern shopping malls across Iran in recent years

When in public, all women in Iran, even foreigners, are required to wear the loose scarf

Ardalan’s husband wants her to be at home for their seven-year-old son's first day at school

China and Iran have close diplomatic, economic, trade and energy ties

Both Iran and the IAEA have said details of the Parchin agreement are confidential

Iranians are turning to Internet to vent long-simmering dissatisfaction with domestic car industry

Cast doubt on previous assessments from some Western analysts that the country would need to import uranium

Iran was once the biggest oil supplier to South Africa, which boasts the continent's most industrialised economy

The world's attention has again turned to Syria in recent weeks as tens of thousands of refugees poured into Europe

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide said, as other energy consumers also rush to explore Iran’s commercial potential

Ashton Carter says such action would be 'more effective' as a result of the agreement

Head of Tehran's traffic police says women will need to obtain a court order before getting their seized cars back

Head of the body leading 86 clerics says nuclear agreement should not 'change foreign policy' of opposition to America

Pakistanis were arrested by Iranian security forces for living in Iran without legal travel documents

Assocham says proposed pipeline projects involving Pakistan may not materialise due to critical political situation

Kuwait parliament's Hamad al-Harashani said 'Iran is seeking to spread chaos and undermine the ruling regimes'

Although they are under the legal marriageable age in Iran, couple’s families were granted permission by authorities

Congress is due to vote next month on whether to endorse the deal reached in July between Iran and six world powers

Turns out to be the upcoming launch of new film 'Atomic Falafel', an atomic comedy

Director says the aim of his work is to reclaim the rightful image of Islam, which he said extremists have distorted