A dissident cleric and former academic, once a popular figure on Iran’s state television, now asserts that the ruling clerics no longer represent the voice of the people.
Some Iranian "reformists" who supported President Masoud Pezeshkian in the election are now criticizing him for breaking promises and appointing political rivals to key government positions.
Iran’s President has tapped as governor of Tehran a senior official tied to a deadly nationwide crackdown on protests in 2022, in the latest selection of a hardliner with a controversial past to a senior post.
Following last week's case of a mother cleaning classrooms to enroll her child, new reports have surfaced of similar incidents in schools across Iran, where low-income parents are forced to provide labor in exchange for their children's enrollment.
Nearly five months after Iran's ultraconservatives lost the country's presidential election to reformist-backed Masoud Pezeshkian, hardliners led by the Paydari Party are still trying to weaken the new government.
After Iran's Central Bank report on government banks providing large loans to their employees and affiliates, new reports have emerged about these loss-making financial institutions entering the local foreign currency market.
An opinion poll conducted by a government-owned agency in Iran to gauge university students' attitudes toward cultural and social issues has revealed insights into how they spend their leisure time and where they get their news.
More than 7,000 tuberculosis cases were reported across Iran last year, according to the Ministry of Health, with the highest concentrations in the provinces of Sistan-Baluchistan in the southeast and Golestan in the northeast.
Amid rising tensions with Israel, Iran has stated it sees no reason to continue indirect talks with the US at this time, citing the escalating Middle East crisis as a major obstacle to renewed negotiations.
Prominent reformist journalist and social researcher Abbas Abdi has issued a stark warning about Iran's education crisis, cautioning that it could have a profound impact on the nation's development.
A controversial politician popular with ultra-hardliner youth has sparked social media controversy by claiming Iran’s Leader wants him to continue in his path “with determination”.
Iran is nervous about potential Israeli strikes on its nuclear facilities and is now using its controversial atomic program as leverage to send a message - not to the Israelis but rather to the United States, a Middle East security expert says.
As some of Iran's hardliners call for the weaponization of the country's nuclear program by pushing for "a change in its nuclear doctrine," it raises questions among Iran watchers about the implications of such demands.