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Supporters of the Islamic Republic at Ali Khamenei's funeral in Tehran chanted “kill Trump” and “kill Bibi” while holding banners calling for revenge for the slain supreme leader.
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Supporters of the Islamic Republic at Ali Khamenei's funeral in Tehran chanted “kill Trump” and “kill Bibi” while holding banners calling for revenge for the slain supreme leader.
Tailored Quran verses at Khamenei funeral spark diplomatic debate
Quran verses recited for foreign delegations attending the funeral of Iran's slain Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei have sparked debate after Iranian media and social media users argued the passages were carefully chosen to send political and diplomatic messages to visiting officials.
Classified warning projected up to 3,000 deaths at Khamenei funeral - Die Welt
Iranian authorities are preparing for the possibility that Ali Khamenei’s week-long funeral ceremonies could leave between 1,500 and 3,000 people dead, Germany’s WELT reported, citing a classified document and municipal sources in Tehran.
Court documents reveal Iranian intelligence contacts in Sweden
Court documents have revealed extensive alleged contacts between a former Swedish Migration Agency employee and Iranian intelligence, raising concerns that sensitive information about asylum seekers and critics of the Islamic Republic may have been compromised.
Cattle feeding on hospital waste expose risks at Iran landfill
Cattle have been filmed feeding on hospital waste at a landfill in northern Iran, exposing failures in waste management that risk contaminating livestock, soil and the human food chain, according to a report by Rokna website on Saturday.
In Iran’s Zagros, villagers fight oak forest fires the state cannot contain
When flames appeared over the Zagros, local residents again climbed toward the fire with shovels, branches and bottles of water, exposing a recurring failure: Iran’s largest oak landscape is burning faster than the state can protect it.
Dust storm blankets central Iran as air quality worsens
A dust storm has affected large parts of central and eastern Iran this week, with air quality reaching hazardous levels in some areas, visibility falling and authorities closing roads in parts of the country on Thursday.
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After the war, Iran’s rulers face their biggest question
The Iran-US truce has exposed a deeper battle inside Tehran, where public rifts over censorship, negotiations and the system’s future point to a survival debate that could reshape or further destabilize the regime, experts told the Eye for Iran podcast.
Iran's new IRGC Navy chief emerges without formal decree: who is Ali Azmaei?
Iranian state media on Saturday published a message from Rear Admiral Ali Azmaei that identified him as commander of the IRGC Navy, marking the first public indication that he has replaced Alireza Tangsiri, who was killed during the war in March.
Romanian men get combined 20 years over Iran International journalist attack
A London court on Friday sentenced Romanian nationals George Stana and Nandito Badea to a combined 20 years in prison for stabbing Iran International journalist Pouria Zeraati outside his Wimbledon home in March 2024.
Iran Protests
Five more protesters sentenced to death in central Iran
Five protesters arrested in central Iran in connection with the January uprising have been sentenced to death on charges of “enmity against God,” sources familiar with their cases told Iran International.
Iran sentences political prisoner and fiancée to death on Israel-linked charges
A Tehran Revolutionary Court judge has sentenced political prisoner Mehdi Nazer and his fiancée, Mahnaz Chardouli, to death and also 10 years in prison, according to information received by Iran International.
Counterfeit drugs kill 7,000 people annually in Iran
Counterfeit and adulterated illicit drugs kill around 7,000 people in Iran each year, a senior anti-narcotics official said on Thursday, warning that dangerous impurities in illegal drugs have become a major public health concern.
US, Iran clash at UN over Bahrain attacks and Hormuz tensions
The United States and Iran clashed at the UN Security Council on Thursday as US Ambassador Michael Waltz warned that President Donald Trump’s patience was “not unlimited” in the face of Iranian attacks on its Arab neighbors and commercial shipping.
Talk of dissolving IRGC revives debate over Iran's dual military
A state-TV commentator’s claim that factions want to dissolve the IRGC has revived debate over Iran’s dual military structure, the Guards’ expanding political and economic role, and whether the army-IRGC system remains an asset after a war that exposed its reach and costs.
How Trump decided to strike Iran: new book reveals final hours
US President Donald Trump was still pursuing a nuclear deal with Iran even as military plans for an attack were falling into place, according to a new book that offers a detailed account of how diplomacy gave way to strikes on the Islamic Republic.
Economy
Turkey’s tighter residency rules leave more Iranians in limbo
Turkey’s tougher residency rules are leaving growing numbers of Iranians facing legal uncertainty, financial losses and difficult choices over whether they can remain in a country that was once among their most accessible migration destinations.
VOICES FROM IRAN
Insulin costs soar in Iran as insurance fails to keep up
Iran bows out of World Cup amid flags, Pride and protest
Iran's World Cup campaign ended on Saturday after a 1–1 draw with Egypt and results elsewhere confirmed Team Melli's elimination from the tournament.
VOICES FROM IRAN
Citizens tell Iran football team it lost the public long ago
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