Left: A video grab from social media shows clashes between protesters and security troops in Urmia, Iran’s West Azerbaijan province, on January 12. Right: Mourners attend the funeral of security personnel killed in protests over the currency collapse in Tehran, on January 14. AFP; Reuters

Trump says Iranian executions 'won't take place'

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi insists there is 'no plan' to hang detained protesters

MENA

Iran internet blackout among longest on record, NetBlocks says

Technology

Iran phishing campaign targets critics abroad despite internet shutdown

MENA

Gulf-Iran calls intensify as US military threat looms over Tehran

Gulf

How pressure on wages led Iranians to the streets demanding change

News

At least 2,500 reported killed in Iran protests

News

Iraq and Iran discuss border security amid continuous unrest in Iranian cities

MENA
A trader in Germany looks on as stocks slide. The prospect of geo-economic confrontation was the single greatest risk in the WEF survey. Reuters

World must brace for turbulent two years, Davos report warns

Outlook charts rise in AI anxiety and decline in concerns about environment

News

AnalysisOman engages Tehran as Trump mulls response to Iran's crackdown on protesters

Gulf

Sculptors, students and sportsmen: Who are the protesters killed in Iran?

MENA

Iran to execute first protester after 'no trial'

MENA

No clarity on details of Trump's Iran tariff plan, UAE minister says

Economy

Protests continue, say Iranians speaking to relatives days after blackout

UAE

Trump tells Iranians: 'Keep protesting, help is on its way'

News
Dr Thani Al Zeyoudi, Minister of Foreign Trade, addresses Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week in the UAE capital. Victor Besa / The National

No clarity on details of Trump's Iran tariff plan, UAE minister says

The Emirates imports food and other products from Tehran

Economy

Protests continue, say Iranians speaking to relatives days after blackout

UAE

Trump tells Iranians: 'Keep protesting, help is on its way'

News

Iran 'ready' for war with US but open to talks as more than 600 killed in protests

News

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