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Iran arrests three suspected IS group jihadists

Death Toll From Adulterated Alcohol Poisoning in Northern Iran Rises to 17 - Prosecutor

The death toll from poisoning with adulterated alcohol in the Iranian province of Alborz has risen to 17, Hossein Fazeli Harikandi, the province's prosecutor general, said on Friday

Canada Sanctions Seven Iranian Judges Over Alleged Human Rights Abuses - Global Affairs

Ottawa has imposed sanctions on seven judges of Iran's Revolutionary Courts over alleged systematic violations of human rights, Global Affairs Canada said on Monday

Germany summons Iran envoy over protester executions: minister

Germany summoned Iran's ambassador to Berlin on Monday in protest against Tehran's bloody crackdown on demonstrations and the latest executions of anti-government protesters, Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said

Iran upholds two death sentences over protests

More Iranians at imminent risk of execution: rights groups

UPDATE - Islamic Cleric Killed in Iran as Protests Continue - Authorities

Two People Killed in Riots Near Tehran - Reports

Two people died on Thursday as a result of riots in the Iranian city of Karaj, Iranian news agency IRNA reported on Thursday

Hadis, Minoo and Ghazaleh: the women victims of Iran's crackdown

Israeli Prime Minister Discusses Iran Nuclear Talks With US National Security Adviser

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett held a meeting with US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan at the prime minister's office in Jerusalem, discussing the negotiations between Iran and the major powers in Vienna on Wednesday

US Prepares Additional Options on Iran in Case Diplomacy Fails - White House

Tehran Says US Made No Proposals for Iran Nuclear Deal at Vienna Talks

JCPOA Talks Deal With Iran to Include Cameras at Karaj Nuclear Facility - US Official

Iran Allows IAEA to Replace Surveillance Cameras at Karaj Nuclear Facility

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said on Wednesday that it has reached an agreement with Iran to replace the surveillance cameras at the TESA Karaj Complex, which could allay concerns about the nature of Tehran's nuclear program

Iran lets UN replace nuclear site's damaged cameras: reports

Iran has agreed to let the UN atomic watchdog replace damaged cameras at the TESA nuclear complex in Karaj, west of Tehran, news agencies in the Islamic republic said Wednesday

High-stakes Iran nuclear talks to restart

UK, France, Germany Urge Iran to Restore IAEA Access to Karaj Facility

Iranian ex-official slams 'lies' in Sweden war crimes trial

A former Iranian prison official accused of handing out death sentences during a 1988 purge of dissidents on Tuesday slammed as "lies" the charges brought against him in a landmark trial in Sweden

IAEA denies its cameras had role in Iran nuclear site attack

The UN nuclear watchdog on Wednesday "categorically" denied its cameras played a part in a June attack on an Iranian nuclear facility, after Tehran said it was investigating the possibility

IAEA chief concerned Tehran delaying key nuclear meeting

Iran postpones execution of man arrested aged 17: report

Iran's Nuclear Chief Says June Sabotage Inflicted Severe Damage on Karaj Facility

The nuclear site in the Iranian city of Karaj, which inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) were not allowed to enter, was destroyed in a sabotage attack, Mohammad Eslami, Vice President of Iran, head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), told Sputnik

Iranian Official Says US Has No Right to Comment on Ties Between Tehran, IAEA

EU, US urge Iran to allow UN nuclear watchdog access

The EU and the US on Monday urged Iran to allow inspectors access to a nuclear site, while Tehran argued the facility was exempt from a recent agreement with the UN watchdog