A fire started on the Kharg early Wednesday during a training session, Iranian state TV said. The crew was reportedly rescued.
Iran reveals COVID-19 data for June 2
So far, more than 20.1 million tests have been conducted in Iran for the diagnosis of coronavirus. A total of 4.44 million people have been vaccinated in Iran so far. About 3.91 million people were …
Iran hails progress made in nuke talks
TEHERAN/DUBAI－Significant progress has been made in nuclear talks between Iran and major pow Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Monday, but a number of key issues remain to be solved. “Each …
Iran Navy Training Ship on Fire at Mouth of Gulf, Crew Evacuated -Report
A fire broke out in an Iranian navy training vessel near the mouth of the Gulf, but the entire crew was able to safely disembark, the semi-official news agency Fars quoted a navy statement as saying …
Judge tosses lawsuit from ex-Marine who was jailed in Iran
A judge has thrown out a lawsuit from a former Marine who was jailed in Iran for more than four years and then denied a multimillion-dollar payout from a special U.S. government victims’ fund after an …
Netanyahu: Israel would risk ‘friction’ with US over Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says his country is prepared to risk “friction” with the United States if it means neutralizing Iran’s nuclear ambitions …
A hard-line stance on Iran endangers Christians. There’s a better way.
The quickest way to know if Iran is serious about either nuclear compliance or religious freedom is to tie the two issues together. During the 2016 campaign, then-candidate Donald Trump promised to …
Iran Tensions Set to Rise as Inspectors Lay Bare Violations
A bleak assessment of Iran’s nuclear transparency cast a pall over months of arduous diplomacy aimed at restoring its atomic accord with world powers that has major implications for Middle Eastern …
Iran’s Economy, the Regime and a Restive Society
State-run media acknowledge part of Iran’s economic crises and how regime officials are involved in destroying Iran’s economy by corruption.
U.N. atomic watchdog says it hasn’t had access to key Iran data since late February
While the IAEA and Iran earlier acknowledged the restrictions limited access to surveillance cameras at Iranian facilities, Monday’s report indicated they went much further.