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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi called on UN member states to speak out against US President Donald Trump's threats to his country. Reuters

Iran says Trump threats to attack nuclear facilities undermines IAEA

US President vows to 'knock them down' if Tehran is found to be rebuilding weapons programme

Family of British couple detained in Iran tell of 'void' at New Year celebrations

At least three people killed in Iran protests over economic hardship

Iranian protests spread as students take to the streets

Iran's Pezeshkian pledges banking reforms and orders talks with protesters

View from Tehran: Hard strategic lessons drive Iran towards self-reliant deterrence

'We'll knock them down': Trump warns Iran over nuclear programme

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Cardinal Louis Raphael Sako addresses the faithful during the Palm Sunday service at Mar Youssif Church in Baghdad, Iraq. AP

Iraq must do more to protect Christians, says country's top Catholic official

CommentFor Iran, 2026 is going to be the year of the unknown

US says it is ready for Iran nuclear talks but only if they are 'meaningful'

Iraq's electricity disrupted after Iran halts gas supplies

AnalysisPower plays frustrate Iraq’s militia disarmament effort

A missile is launched during a military drill in the waters off southern coast of Iran. EPA

Iran says missile programme is defensive after Israeli warnings over drills

Netanyahu is scheduled to visit the US, with Iran on his agenda.

Call for UK government intervention in Iran espionage case

US envoy says disarming Iraqi militias must involve binding national framework

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Iran appoints new military commanders months after war with Israel

Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett says Telegram account hacked

CommentIs the era of militias in the Arab world finally ending? Iraq may have just said so

Iran fought a 12-day war with Israel in June during which top generals and scientists were killed. EPA

Iran tries Swedish dual citizen on Mossad spy charges

Suspect accused of collaborating with Israel during air war in June

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Iran seizes foreign tanker allegedly carrying smuggled diesel in Gulf of Oman

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Iran arrests Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi

CommentIs Iran going through a crypto revolution?

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe launches Liberty fabric to symbolise detention

Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi, pictured in 2005, has campaigned for women’s rights and political freedom in Iran. EPA

Iran arrests Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi

Activist detained at memorial ceremony for human rights lawyer, supporters say

CommentIs Iran going through a crypto revolution?

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe launches Liberty fabric to symbolise detention

Iran and Saudi Arabia agree to expand ties at Tehran meeting

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