Majid Kazemi, Saleh Mirhashemi and Saeed Yaghoubi were found guilty of shooting dead three members of the security forces at a protest

Axios report says Washington officials approached Jerusalem with 'unprecedented' offer, but Israeli officials concerned of possible attempt to tie their hands

Rasht-Astara railway will form part of International North-South Transport Corridor; leaders Putin and Raisi declare it will diversify global traffic, improve Moscow-Tehran ties

Writer, who was blinded in one eye and suffered hand nerve damage, cites 'extraordinary attack on libraries, and books for children in schools' in US, as well as book rewrites

Hangings follow executions of several others in past week for drug trafficking, desecrating the Quran and insulting Muhammad

Boasts by 'Sudanese' hackers may be farfetched, but their goal of keeping civilians from shelter shows the deadly aims of Iranian cyber warfare, possibly backed by Russian know-how

French foreign ministry does not provide details about releases; a number of Europeans remain behind bars

Judiciary says Panjak gang was one of the main narcotics organizations in the country; six members were arrested in 2014 with a kilo of cocaine, opium and methamphetamine

Tehran's theocracy is escalating its response to a growing trend of openly defying mandatory headscarf rule; some say rulers may be overreaching, risking a renewed wave of protests

Amnesty International, others decry Monday hangings of men accused of mocking Islam online, amid sharp spike in regime killings, at least 208 of which have been committed this year