Rights council rapporteur says evidence indicates beating death of woman in custody not isolated incident; slams regime response to protests, including mass arrests and torture

Iranian judge says the pair 'were directly involved in the arming, procurement, logistics and guidance of the main perpetrator' who carried out shooting claimed by Islamic State

Iranian activists report thousands have complained of being sickened in schools across country, amid ongoing anti-government protests

Social media footage emerges of scattered rallies and clashes during annual celebration of Chaharshanbe Soori, a rare pre-Islamic festival that is frowned upon by authorities

Beijing says 'Security Bond-2023' exercises will boost cooperation between navies, 'inject positive energy into regional peace and stability'

Political writer Tal Schneider on bills' advances and the president's role as compromise-pusher; diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman looks at Saudi Arabia's agreement with Iran

Joint statement announcing China-brokered rapprochement deal identifies 2-month window for sides to formally restart relations, reopen diplomatic missions after 7-year rupture

Number cited by head of judiciary offers glimpse at scale of crackdown on demonstrations since September, but also suggests regime feels secure in quelling movement

Iranian foreign minister claims 'everything is ready' for exchange for three US citizens held in country's prisons; Washington says remarks are 'false'

Interior ministry accuses perpetrators of seeking to sow 'terror,' points at possible links with Albania-based exiled Iranian opposition group MEK