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Canada sanctions Iranian officials, entities over censorship and rights violations

Canada sanctions Iranian officials, entities over censorship and rights violations

Canada imposed sanctions on five Iranian individuals and five entities over what it described as Tehran’s continued human rights violations and restrictions on freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association, Global Affairs Canada said.

Khamenei adviser says Tehran can negotiate, hardliners say it must not

Khamenei adviser says Tehran can negotiate, hardliners say it must not

A military adviser to Iran's supreme leader said the government has room to deal with Washington, and within hours a lawmaker and Guards-affiliated outlets condemned reported contact with it. The split surfaced as the Guards were reported to be directly engaged in Yemen.

Iran warns oil pollution spreading along southern coast could last years

Oil pollution has spread along parts of Iran’s Hormozgan coast and reached the entrances of shrimp farming channels in Sirik, with environmental officials warning that some of the contamination could remain in the marine environment for years.

Iran executed IT expert after months in isolation and forced confession

Iranian authorities executed IT expert Hossein Pedaran after what sources familiar with his case described as months of solitary confinement, severe physical and psychological pressure and a forced confession.

Iranian airlines continue foreign flights after US sanctions deadline - Bloomberg

Iranian airlines continue foreign flights after US sanctions deadline - Bloomberg

Iranian airlines continued operating international flights on Wednesday after a US deadline aimed at grounding the country’s fleet by sanctioning companies that provide services to its carriers, Bloomberg reported.

Freeway sign hack aims to frighten Iranians in Los Angeles, experts say

Freeway sign hack aims to frighten Iranians in Los Angeles, experts say

A hacked freeway sign in the heart of Los Angeles’ Iranian community directed drivers to a website threatening opponents of the Islamic Republic, in what cyber and security experts describe as a psychological operation designed to spread fear.

Iranian hacker in IRGC-linked cyber case to be extradited to US

Iranian hacker in IRGC-linked cyber case to be extradited to US

Montenegro will extradite Iranian-Turkish hacker Amir Barati to the United States, where he faces charges over a sweeping cyber campaign that US prosecutors say stole research and data for Iran’s Revolutionary Guards and other entities.

Iran offers to reopen Hormuz within seven days if US lifts Hormuz blockade

Iran offers to reopen Hormuz within seven days if US lifts Hormuz blockade

Iram offers to reopen Hormuz within seven days if the United States begins easing military pressure, said reports citing a senior Iranian official, as President Masoud Pezeshkian headed to New York and the military portrayed negotiations as another form of warfare.

Flying to or from Iran? What to know as US pressure squeezes air links

Flying to or from Iran? What to know as US pressure squeezes air links

Travel to and from Iran is becoming harder as major foreign airlines, including the flag carrier of Turkey, a key affordable hub for Iranians, suspend services and new US sanctions threaten remaining international routes operated by Iranian carriers.

Iran threatens wider war as tanker attacks test mediation efforts

Iran threatens wider war as tanker attacks test mediation efforts

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards warned they would widen the battlefield and use new weapons if US attacks resume, as two tankers were hit in the Strait of Hormuz and Qatar said it seeks a short-term deal aimed at reviving talks between Tehran and Washington.

Frozen embryos advertised for sale online in Iran

Frozen embryos advertised for sale online in Iran

An informal market for frozen embryos appears to be emerging on Iranian social media and online marketplaces, where sellers are advertising them for cash outside the country’s donation system, local media reported on Monday.

Trump weighs Iran options; Tehran signals Hormuz leverage

Trump weighs Iran options; Tehran signals Hormuz leverage

US President Donald Trump weighed military action, economic pressure and a possible deal with Iran, while Iranian leaders paired diplomatic overtures with warnings over the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday.

Iran threatens regional strikes as MPs question nuclear policy

Iran threatens regional strikes as MPs question nuclear policy

Iran’s military threatened sustained attacks on US bases and interests across the Middle East on Sunday, while parliament speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf argued that Tehran must both fight and negotiate.

Death-row Iran protester denied hospital treatment, family says

Death-row Iran protester denied hospital treatment, family says

An Iranian woman sentenced to death over January’s anti-government protests is struggling to walk but has been denied hospital treatment despite a prison doctor saying she urgently needs an MRI, her family told Iran International.

Video of Iran's police sexually abusing teenager draws fury

Video of Iran's police sexually abusing teenager draws fury

A video showing Iranian police beating and sexually humiliating a teenager while officers laugh, insult him and film the abuse has unleashed fury across Iranian social media, with users asking what may happen beyond public view.

US House passes Iran sanctions as Trump signals war may be nearing end

US House passes Iran sanctions as Trump signals war may be nearing end

The US House of Representatives passed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, clearing the sweeping measure for President Donald Trump’s signature as Washington also signaled that the Iran war could be approaching a diplomatic turning point.

Iran cancer patients sell household goods to pay for treatment

Iran cancer patients sell household goods to pay for treatment

Some cancer patients in Iran are selling essential household goods or abandoning medication as soaring drug prices and gaps in insurance coverage put treatment beyond the reach of low-income families, a charity director said on Thursday.

UN says Iran crackdown amounted to crimes against humanity

UN says Iran crackdown amounted to crimes against humanity

Iranian security forces committed crimes against humanity in their crackdown on nationwide protests, a UN fact-finding mission said on Thursday, citing mass killings, torture and arbitrary detention.

Italian city dedicates riverside green space to Mahsa Amini

Italian city dedicates riverside green space to Mahsa Amini

The Italian city of Imola has dedicated a green space to Mahsa Jina Amini, marking the fourth anniversary of her death in Iran’s morality-police custody and honoring the Woman, Life, Freedom uprising that followed, a Bologna-based daily newspaper reported.

Iran used state machinery to crush 2022 uprising, Amnesty says

Iran used state machinery to crush 2022 uprising, Amnesty says

Iranian state authorities organized a systematic, high-level campaign of murder, torture, and sexual violence to crush the 2022 Woman, Life, Freedom uprising, according to a 1,000-page investigation published by Amnesty International on Wednesday.

‘This is the cost you must pay’: Iran accused of denying food to death-row twin

‘This is the cost you must pay’: Iran accused of denying food to death-row twin

Twin sisters Taraneh and Romina Rahimi have been tortured in detention and threatened with sexual violence, while death-row Taraneh is now being denied food in retaliation for family advocacy, their cousin told Iran International.

Hormuz traffic plunges ahead of Iran-China talks

Hormuz traffic plunges ahead of Iran-China talks

Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz fell sharply as Iran prepared diplomatic talks in China, while attacks on Saudi Arabia and damage to Persian Gulf cloud infrastructure underscored the widening consequences of the war on Tuesday.