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IAEA raises alarm over Iran access as Hormuz tensions mount

IAEA raises alarm over Iran access as Hormuz tensions mount

Concern over Iran’s nuclear program intensified on Monday as the UN nuclear watchdog said it had conducted almost no inspections in the country for more than six months, while tensions surrounding Hormuz deepened and Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis claimed another attack on Saudi.

US pilot rescue inside Iran draws mockery of Guards

US pilot rescue inside Iran draws mockery of Guards

A newly disclosed US operation that sent more than 90 American troops into Iran to rescue an airman shot down during the war drew ridicule from Iranians online over the Revolutionary Guards’ failure to find him before his extraction in April.

Iranians say basic food slipping beyond reach as bread prices soar

Iranians are struggling to afford basic food as bread prices rise sharply and citizens describe soaring costs for vegetables, snacks and other everyday purchases, according to an local media report and messages sent to Iran International on Monday.

Foreign investment in Iran hits zero after war

Foreign investment in Iran has effectively come to a halt following the war with Israel and the United States, with no new foreign investment recorded so far this Iranian year, a senior industry ministry figure said.

Eight women face execution in Iran, rights group warns

Eight women face execution in Iran, rights group warns

At least eight women are facing death sentences in prisons across Iran, including four in cases linked to the nationwide January protests, the US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) rights group reported on Sunday.

Iran court sentences January protest detainee to death, rights group says

Iran court sentences January protest detainee to death, rights group says

An Iranian court has handed down a death sentence to a man detained in connection with the January 2026 protests in the northeastern city of Shandiz, the US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) reported on Sunday.

Deadly ship strike deepens crisis over Strait of Hormuz

Deadly ship strike deepens crisis over Strait of Hormuz

An Iranian container ship was struck by an unidentified projectile, killing one crew member and injuring four, with Iran ruling out reopening the Strait of Hormuz despite plans for a new maritime corridor on Sunday.

Iranians buy bread on credit, queue for chicken scraps

Iranians buy bread on credit, queue for chicken scraps

Iranians are increasingly buying basic food on credit and lining up for chicken scraps, with shopkeepers and residents describing shrinking purchasing power under rapidly rising prices in a report published Sunday.

Iran students go without as elite schools charge billions

Iran students go without as elite schools charge billions

Some Iranian schools are charging billions of rials for pools, therapy and small classes as students elsewhere reuse old bags and go without uniforms, shoes and stationery because their families cannot afford them ahead of the new school year.

Rushed trials, public hangings: Iran courts race to crush dissent

Rushed trials, public hangings: Iran courts race to crush dissent

Iran has executed at least 29 people arrested in connection with the widespread protests in January, more than half of whom were not accused of killing anyone, with some put to death in public in what rights groups describe as a campaign to deter further dissent.

Trump says Iran likely behind Saudi pipeline attack

Trump says Iran likely behind Saudi pipeline attack

US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that Iran was probably responsible for the aerial attack that shut Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline, while predicting that the war with Tehran would end “very soon.”

Trump again tells Iranians to take their government. This time nobody blinked

Trump again tells Iranians to take their government. This time nobody blinked

US President Donald Trump this week repeated the boldest promise of the Iran war, that when Washington is "finished," Iranians should take over their government. In February the sentence stunned. On Wednesday it barely registered, and the silence is the story.

Heavy fighting spreads in southeastern Iran, with security force casualties reported

Heavy fighting spreads in southeastern Iran, with security force casualties reported

Heavy fighting between Iranian security forces and unidentified gunmen spread across parts of Saravan in southeastern Iran on Saturday, with reports of attacks on military vehicles and dozens of security personnel killed or wounded, the rights group Haalvsh reported.

Russia may fill Iran gap if support for Yemen Houthis falters

Russia may fill Iran gap if support for Yemen Houthis falters

Russia could help sustain Yemen’s Houthis if Iran’s ability to support the group is weakened, providing a lifeline as the group expands its reach around a second crucial Middle Eastern shipping route, according to Anna Borshchevskaya, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute.

As costs soar, healthcare is becoming a luxury for Iranian women

As costs soar, healthcare is becoming a luxury for Iranian women

Routine screenings and consultations for Iranian women can now cost more than two months of average pay, as healthcare prices rise much faster than wages and force some women to postpone preventive care.

Anthropic says Iran-linked accounts used Claude for propaganda, US naval targeting

Anthropic says Iran-linked accounts used Claude for propaganda, US naval targeting

Anthropic said Thursday that Iranian state-aligned and Iran-linked accounts used Claude in separate operations involving propaganda, targeting US naval forces, domestic surveillance and profiling people in Israel and the Jewish diaspora.

Two arrested in UK over suspected Iran-linked foreign intelligence activity

Two arrested in UK over suspected Iran-linked foreign intelligence activity

British counter-terrorism police arrested two people in London on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service in a case linked to Iran, police said on Thursday.

Houthis seize key Red Sea city as US prepares for prolonged Iran war

Houthis seize key Red Sea city as US prepares for prolonged Iran war

Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis seized the Red Sea port city of Mocha on Thursday as the US-Iran conflict widened across the region, while senior White House advisers reportedly warned President Donald Trump that the war could continue beyond the end of his term in January 2029.

Iran-backed militia commander sought to visit Singapore three times, security agency says

Iran-backed militia commander sought to visit Singapore three times, security agency says

An Iraqi commander of an Iran-backed militia who allegedly plotted attacks against Jewish targets in Europe and North America applied three times to visit Singapore, the city-state’s Internal Security Department said.

Iran cabinet opposes parliamentary report on controversial 'infiltration' bill

Iran cabinet opposes parliamentary report on controversial 'infiltration' bill

Iran's cabinet has opposed a report by parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee concerning a controversial bill aimed at countering infiltration by foreign intelligence services, governments and organizations, state news agency IRNA reported on Thursday.

Iranian engineer detained after protests presents camera feature at Apple launch

Iranian engineer detained after protests presents camera feature at Apple launch

Maryam Azimi, who has written of being driven blindfolded to court in Mashhad in an intelligence vehicle, thinking those were the last minutes of her life, introduced the new iPhone's camera technology at Apple's global launch on Tuesday.

Iran routed up to $2.5 billion via China sanctions workaround in past year - Reuters

Iran routed up to $2.5 billion via China sanctions workaround in past year - Reuters

Iran routed an estimated $2 billion to $2.5 billion through a China-based trade mechanism over the past year, using proceeds from oil sales to pay for Chinese goods and, at least once, contracts for military equipment, Reuters reported on Thursday.