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Davoud Sohrabi, known as the 'Iranian Brad Pitt', has died from injuries sustained during protests in Iran.

Kaly Puri from India Today challenges the perception of Iran as a completely sanctioned country, showcasing a vibrant and culturally rich Tehran.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi reports that diplomatic efforts with the United States in Geneva are advancing, while President Trump is exploring military options against Tehran.

US-Iran negotiations over Tehran's nuclear programme made notable advancements, yet ended without a final agreement, with discussions expected to continue next week.

The United States and Iran held indirect negotiations in Geneva regarding Tehran's nuclear program but left without an agreement, raising tensions and the potential for conflict in the Middle East.

Iran's foreign minister described the latest round of Geneva negotiations with the U.S. as serious, yet significant differences over nuclear and missile issues persist.

Tehran University has temporarily suspended three students for burning the national flag during protests that erupted across several universities in Iran.

Israel's ambassador to France expresses skepticism about achieving a diplomatic solution with Iran, advocating instead for regime change in Tehran.

The program discussed the ongoing negotiations between the US and Iran, focusing on the rising tensions and the delicate balance needed to maintain dialogue.

American F-22 fighter jets have arrived in Israel for the first time as part of increased U.S. pressure on Tehran.

Three students at Tehran University have been suspended for burning the Iranian flag during recent anti-government protests.

Israel has seen a notable influx of American troops coinciding with sensitive nuclear negotiations between Washington and Tehran in Geneva.

The article analyzes the roles of Russia and China in the potential conflict between Iran and the USA, highlighting their strategic partnership with Iran amidst rising tensions.

The article discusses the significant military buildup involving the U.S. and Israel in preparation for a potential conflict with Iran amid ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and Tehran.

The crisis with Iran is reaching a critical phase, with the Middle East on the brink of escalation as Washington considers military action while Tehran explores diplomatic alternatives.

In his State of the Union address, Donald Trump adopts a softer tone while defending his administration's achievements and addresses ongoing challenges with Iran.

The article analyzes the geopolitical dynamics surrounding Iran amid escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran, highlighting President Trump's remarks and China's strategic positioning.

The USS Gerald Ford has departed from Crete amidst renewed indirect talks between the US and Iran concerning Tehran's nuclear program.

Tehran's universities have reopened amidst protests marking the 40-day period since recent demonstrations resulted in numerous casualties.

Iranian officials reiterate that the country does not pursue nuclear weapons ahead of negotiations with the United States.

Tensions surrounding Iran are escalating as advisors to President Donald Trump suggest a preemptive Israeli strike on Iran could change the dynamics, while Iran seeks diplomatic avenues to avert conflict.

The world is closely watching the third round of US-Iran negotiations taking place in Geneva amidst rising tensions and military threats.

There is increasing debate in Washington regarding the best military approach to deal with Tehran, focusing on the costs of any military action rather than just options for intervention.

This article discusses the ongoing negotiations between Iran and the US, detailing what the US demands from Iran and how Tehran is responding, as well as the implications of potential military action in the Middle East.

US Vice President J.D. Vance states that evidence suggests Iran is attempting to redevelop its nuclear weapons program, while Tehran denies any military nuclear ambitions.

Geneva is witnessing indirect negotiations between Tehran and Washington amid a significant US military buildup in the region.

Iranian citizens are anxiously awaiting the results of negotiations in Geneva, amidst fears of military strikes while life in Tehran continues normally.

In a speech, President Trump warned against Iran obtaining nuclear weapons, leading to a stern response from Tehran ahead of upcoming diplomatic negotiations.

Pre-negotiations in Geneva indicate escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran amid military buildups and political messaging.

In his State of the Union address, President Trump highlighted Iran's ongoing nuclear ambitions, asserting that the U.S. has not received assurances that Tehran will abandon its goal of developing nuclear weapons.

The U.S. government has imposed new economic sanctions aimed at Iranian individuals, companies, and oil tankers to reduce Tehran's revenue ahead of upcoming nuclear talks in Geneva.

The Trump administration has intensified sanctions on Iran as it prepares for new nuclear negotiations, aiming to curb Tehran's weapons capabilities and support for terrorism.

President Trump warned Iran over its missile ambitions during his State of the Union address, while Iran responded angrily amidst a lack of significant international reactions.

Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian expressed optimism about the prospects of negotiations with the USA, coinciding with an Iranian delegation's departure for talks in Geneva regarding Tehran's nuclear program.

Iranian students have resumed protests in Tehran as the new semester starts, expressing their frustrations and demanding reforms amid governmental warnings.

Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi, has left Tehran for Geneva to participate in the third round of indirect nuclear talks with the United States.

Iran is preparing for critical indirect talks with the US in Geneva, moderated by Oman and Qatar, amidst sensitive geopolitical tensions.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claims to have killed 100 fighters of the Mujahedin-e-Khalq in a clash near Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's headquarters.

Iranian officials have dismissed claims made by US leaders about the country's missile capabilities and nuclear ambitions as a 'big lie.'

Iran's Foreign Ministry has dismissed U.S. allegations about the country's missile program as falsehoods, following President Trump's comments regarding Tehran's missile capabilities.

The Japanese government has confirmed that a national has been detained in Tehran since January and is demanding his immediate release from Iranian authorities.

Tehran residents express anxiety as they await crucial US-Iran nuclear talks in Geneva, hoping to avert military conflict amid rising tensions.

The CIA has released a detailed guide on communicating safely with its agents in Persian on the platform X, prompting a response from Tehran.

Iran's Foreign Ministry rejected U.S. accusations regarding its nuclear program as "great lies," following President Trump's claims that Tehran is developing missiles capable of striking the U.S.

Iranian authorities have reportedly detained the NHK Tehran bureau chief, with the Japanese government demanding his release.

US military officials express skepticism about the viability and success of a potential attack on Iran during a White House meeting.

The U.S. military is significantly increasing its presence near Iran by deploying over 150 aircraft to bases in Europe and the Middle East following stalled nuclear negotiations with Tehran.

The article highlights the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza amidst ongoing conflicts, alongside the escalating tensions between the United States and Iran.

Iran is experiencing renewed protests in the wake of escalating tensions with the U.S., prompting the regime to issue warnings.

Iran has declared its readiness to take all necessary measures to reach an agreement with the United States ahead of new negotiations set to take place in Geneva.