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Son of Iranian president calls on regime to restore internet two weeks into blackout
Authorities severed most internet access on January 8 following the circulation of videos showing street demonstrations that turned violent.
Iranian merchants have 20 minutes of supervised internet access per day for transactions - report
Iran’s former empress Farah Pahlavi calls for day of mourning for protesters murdered by regime
IRGC launches missile, air defence exercise to deter eighth day of nationwide protests - report
Khamenei admits Iran in economic turmoil for first time as protests escalate
Khamenei addressed the protests through his official Farsi-speaking account, calling the Bazzaris "among the most loyal Iranians in the country.
Israel's concrete support to Iranian people will grant partner in hostile neighborhood - opinion
By investing in Iran’s future at this critical juncture, Israel would not only earn the enduring gratitude and goodwill of millions of Iranians, but it would also secure a strong, strategic friend.
‘Refrigerators are empty’: Iran protests spark civilian cries for regime collapse - interview
“Refrigerators are empty. Pockets are empty. Every day, people see themselves becoming poorer," one protester told The Jerusalem Post.
Khamenei calls them 'Zionists' – Seven Aban answers with solidarity for Jews and Israel - opinion
The Aban is constantly engaged in discussions with other organizations to cooperate where possible. It also has a clear position on Israel, and opposes antisemitism both inside and outside Iran.
Iran to raise fuel prices under limited conditions amid energy crisis
Government officials have warned that subsidized fuel prices in Iran are "not rational," impose a heavy burden on state finances, and incentivise suboptimal consumption as well as force fuel imports.
Israeli arrested in espionage plot, accused of carrying out missions for Iranian agents
According to the police and Shin Bet, the suspect was aware he was operating under the direction of Iranian agents and that his actions could harm state security.
Iran releases product tanker Talara, all 21 crew safe, vessel's manager says
"We have informed their families, and the vessel is now free to resume normal operations," the manager said.
Iranian official sparks renewed criticism as video of daughter's controversial wedding resurfaces
The footage also triggered further backlash amid the government’s recent announcement of a new “Modesty and Hijab Operations Room” and the deployment of 80,000 morality police officers.
Iran stresses ties to Russia, China as it moves on from 2015 Iran deal
Iran is working with China and Russia as it seeks to move on from the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or “Iran Deal.”
Hit with E3 snapback, Iran blinks instead of retaliating for first time - analysis
When West condemned Iran it would escalate nuke violations. Now the West imposed its worst measure and Tehran has not countered yet.
