Maziar Motamedi

Turkey has point­ed fin­ger of blame at PKK, which has been wag­ing an armed re­bel­lion against Ankara for decades.

This is third suc­cess­ful launch of re­con­nais­sance satel­lite by aero­space di­vi­sion of pri­ma­ry branch of Iran’s mil­i­tary.

A mas­sive fire has turned a wed­ding into a tragedy, and au­thor­i­ties say the death toll may still rise.

Hos­sein Amirab­dol­lahi­an’s in­ter­est in go­ing to US cap­i­tal does not ap­pear di­rect­ly linked with talks on nu­clear deal.

Tehran seems on track to re­store re­la­tions with more coun­tries af­ter a ground­break­ing agree­ment with Sau­di Ara­bia.

Min­istry of In­tel­li­gence im­pli­cates ISIL but says op­er­a­tives’ so­phis­ti­ca­tion in­di­cates po­ten­tial con­nec­tion with Is­rael.

The bill de­fines an ar­ray of pun­ish­ments for vi­o­la­tors of a manda­to­ry dress code, in­clud­ing fines and prison terms.

Sergey Shoigu meets se­nior mil­i­tary and se­cu­ri­ty of­fi­cials on vis­it to Tehran, says Rus­sia-Iran ties reach a new lev­el.

One news­pa­per close to the es­tab­lish­ment says the ex­change amounts to the US ‘kneel­ing’ be­fore Iran.

Thou­sands turned up to wel­come the foot­baller ahead of AFC Cham­pi­ons League match to be played be­hind closed doors.