Moscow's deputy foreign minister says Washington is trying to undermine adherence to the Iran nuclear deal.
A servant of two masters, what can we learn from how social media is used by both the Iranian regime and those who oppose it?
"What is happening in Iran is being well contained and is not comparable with what happened in 2009," said Hezbollah's Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah.
Turkey's ties with Iran expanded last year as the country's relations with the United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia - Tehran's main international opponents - all frayed.
In exclusive interview, recent visitor to Iran says people are demanding freedom and better living conditions, but they fear a crackdown and government informants.
At least 21 people have been killed during the unrest, including two members of the security forces.
The latest extension was to allow security forces to "take (measures) necessary to confront the dangers and funding of terrorism and safeguard security in all parts of the country."
“It’s a popular intifada, it’s a rising against the Khamenei occupation.”
Security service personnel need to desert their posts in order for the protests to turn into a revolution with successful regime change.
"By the thousands, Iranian citizens are taking to the streets to protest the oppression of their own government," US envoy to the UN Nikki Haley said.
Trump will once again face a deadline on January 11 to certify the nuclear accord.
The following are five ways to look at the protests emerging in the Islamic Republic in debates among experts.
Iran's Supreme Leader accused enemies of the Islamic Republic of stirring the unrest across the country.
Despite their enthusiasm, the team faces a raft of challenges: a lack of funding, a paucity of special playing crutches and difficulties finding a regular pitch for training.
Police have arrested more than 450 protesters in the capital Tehran over the past three days.
The anti-government protests started on Thursday and have since escalated leaving at least 10 people dead and hundreds arrested.
he rebellion against President Bashar al-Assad has drawn militant Sunnis from across the region.
Iran, which has its own Kurdish minority, also opposed independence for Iraqi Kurds.
According to local media, hundreds of others have been arrested in other cities.
Hundreds of people arrested as demonstrations show no sign of petering out.
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