Iran's political unrest has left at least 13 people dead as demonstrators vent frustrations

Iran declares national day of mourning after deadliest earthquake in the world this year

Former president who fell out with supreme leader divided Iran over policies on the West

There are gems and junk aplenty on late-night radio, from challenging chats to tunes

Poll seen as a turning point that will help deepen Iran’s engagement with the world

Many levers of power likely to remain in conservative hands in high-stakes election

Cultural cancellations challenge a president being urged to shift attentions to domestic issues

Envoy showed cartoon depicting two doves defecating on Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s head at an event promoting Iranian business opportunities

The successes of Iranian cinema have been achieved despite rife state censorship, and now there are signs of positive change

Khamenei’s support of the historic nuclear deal could be the biggest decision of his career

Marzieh Afkham to become the second female ambassador Iran has ever had

US secretary of state strikes up rapport with Iranian counterpart

Death of Morteza Pashaei brings out largest crowds seen on streets of Tehran since 2009 protests

Art market took off under Ahmadinejad; and Rouhani has eased conditions

Sanctions not the only reason for Iran’s economic crisis, say experts

Kenny will also hold talks with Lebanese prime minister Tammam Salam today

Five years ago the country was on the brink of civil war. But a year after the election of President Hassan Rouhani it has become a less stressful place to live. This is the first of a series of reports from Iran

Role of students back in limelight with appointment of Hamid Abutalebi as UN envoy

Opinion: Strong anti-Western feelings persist in the country influenced by history of interference

Tehran agrees to halt some of its work on uranium enrichment for six months