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Iran TV says several foreigners, a UK diplomat, detained for alleged spying
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have detained several foreigners, including Britain's second most senior envoy in Tehran, for alleged acts of spying such as taking soil samples in restricted areas, state television reported on Wednesday.
Iran Insists It Seeks Lasting Nuclear Deal After Talks With US Ally Qatar
Iran said on Wednesday it sought a strong and lasting nuclear agreement with world powers following talks with U.S.
Israeli PM To Push France On Iran, Warn Hezbollah 'Playing With Fire'
Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid said on Tuesday that he will press French President Emmanuel Macron on the Iranian nuclear negotiations and urge a tougher Lebanese stance against Tehran-backed Hezbollah.
US, Iran Chief Negotiators In Qatar For Nuclear Talks
US, Iran chief negotiators in Qatar for nuclear talks
Qatar To Host Indirect Iran-US Talks On Reviving 2015 Nuclear Deal
Qatar will host indirect talks between Iran and the United States in the coming days, Iranian media reported on Monday, amid a push by the European Union to break a months-long impasse in the negotiations to reinstate a 2015 nuclear pact.
EU Top Diplomat Bids To 'Reverse Tensions' On Surprise Iran Visit
EU top diplomat bids to 'reverse tensions' on surprise Iran visit
Heroin-coated yarn worth £46m seized from Indian port
Indian authorities seized nearly 90 kg of heroin worth $58m (£46m) from Pipavav port in the western state of Gujarat last week. It had been kept in bags containing heroin-soaked yarn bales.
Iran again bans women from football stadium
The Islamic republic has generally barred female spectators from football and other sports stadiums since it was established in 1979.
UN nuclear watchdog chief to travel to Iran on Saturday
Israel fears Iran is seeking to obtain nuclear weapons, a charge Tehran denies.
Man escapes death penalty then dies of heart attack after getting pardoned
An Iranian man who was jailed for murder around 18 years ago and was put on death row, suffered a cardiac arrest after he got to know that he will not be executed.
Chilling video shows man smiling as he parades wife's severed head on streets
The man murdered his 17-year-old spouse as part of an "honour killing" ritual he participated in with his brother.
Iran loses vote at UN over unpaid dues
Last year Iran also lost its vote over unpaid dues. It said it could not pay even the minimum amount because of US economic sanctions.
US Navy says heroin worth about $4 mn seized in Arabian Sea
Two weeks earlier the US Navy said it had rescued five Iranian sailors injured in an explosion on their vessel and seized its cargo of illegal drugs.
Iran announces new space Launch during nuclear talks
UN Security Council Resolution 2231 of 2015, endorsing the nuclear deal, imposed no blanket ban on Iranian rocket or missile launches.
US, Gulf countries accuse Iran of causing 'nuclear crisis'
Some Gulf countries such as Qatar and Oman are often seen as channels for the US to communicate with Iran.
Iran-S Korea row worsens over oil billions frozen by US sanctions
President Joe Biden's administration says it is ready to return to the 2015 deal and lift sanctions but negotiations have stalemated.
'Potential hijack' of ship off UAE coast: UK maritime security agency
The ship was heading towards Iran under the control of armed men, said industry intelligence site Lloyd's List.
US, UK join Israel in accusing Iran of deadly tanker attack
The MT Mercer Street, managed by prominent Israeli billionaire Eyal Ofer, was attacked Thursday off Oman.
Sorrow sweeps Iraq city as 64 die in fire at Covid unit
Smoke was still rising from the charred debris of the temporary building on Tuesday, as grieving relatives looked on.
US Navy fired warning shots on Iran boats in Gulf: Pentagon
The US side said the Iranian actions "increased the risk of miscalculation and/or collision."
Iran atomic agency says nuclear facility hit by act of 'terrorism'
IAEO spokesman Behrouz Kamalvandi had earlier reported an accident at the enrichment facility caused by a "power failure".
Iran accuses Israel of assassinating scientist and seeking 'chaos'
The assassination of Fakhrizadeh is the latest in a series of killings of nuclear scientists in Iran.
Cities under fire as Armenia-Azerbaijan fighting intensifies
Russia, the United States and France have called for an immediate halt to the fighting.
Arab leaders voice alarm at UN over Iran tensions
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani voiced guarded hopes for negotiations that his government has opened with the Taliban to end two decades of war.
Russia, China hackers targeting US vote, Microsoft warns
Microsoft said that attackers have been targeting staff from the campaigns of President Donald Trump and his Democratic rival, Joe Biden.
Global virus cases top 18 million as Australian city imposes curfew
Fresh clusters have been reported in countries that had previously brought their outbreaks under control.
Virus deaths surge in US as scaled-down Hajj begins
Resurgent virus outbreaks have forced nations around the world to step up measures against the contagion.
Virus surge sparks South Africa curfew and Spain local lockdown
The United States is the world's worst-hit country with 135,171 deaths from 3,301,820 cases.
China virus cluster grows as European borders reopen
The pandemic is gathering pace in Latin America, and Iran and India have reported worrying increases in deaths and infections.
Surge in Latin America as global coronavirus toll passes 400,000
As of 1900 GMT, a total of 400,581 deaths were recorded worldwide.