Iran Iran accuses Swedish EU diplomat of conspiring with Israel Floderus is on trial for "corruption on earth", one of the most serious charges in Iran, which carries the death penalty. 11/12/2023
Iran Iran claims a new ballistic missile can travel at hypersonic speeds Iran has unveiled the Fattah-2, a new Iranian-produced ballistic missile which it claims can travel at hypersonic speeds. 19/11/2023
Iran Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi on hunger strike Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi started a hunger strike on Monday after being denied medical care in prison. 06/11/2023
Iran Iran arrests rights lawyer after she attends Armita Geravanad funeral On Saturday, rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh — known for defending activists, opposition politicians and women in Iran prosecuted for removing their headscarves — called the death of Geravand “another state murder.” 30/10/2023
Iran Iranian girl injured on Tehran metro while not wearing headscarf dies The official version is Armita Geravand fainted and hit her head, but there are rumours she was assaulted on the train for not wearing a headscarf. 28/10/2023
Iran Iranian teenager 'brain dead' after hijab law subway incident Iranian teenager is now declared "brain dead" by Iranian state media after slipping into a coma earlier this month during a reported incident with officers regarding the country's hijab law violation. 23/10/2023
Iran Two Iranian journalists sentenced for 'collaborating with US' Niloufar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi have been given prison terms of up to seven years each - a move that has triggered international criticism. 22/10/2023
Iran Experts: nobody wants a big war in the Middle East Iran has threatened to 'intervene in the conflict' if Israel launches a ground operation in the Gaza Strip. Euronews spoke to experts about what this 'intervention' might be and its consequences. 18/10/2023
Iran 'Unbearable' alleged assault on Iran teen condemned in Europe "Once again a young woman in Iran is fighting for her life. Just because she showed her hair on the subway," wrote German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock. 05/10/2023
Iran Americans fly out of Iran after $6 billion prisoner swap deal with US Some experts believe the deal signifies an easing of tensions between Tehran and Washington. 18/09/2023
Iran How has Mahsa Amini's death impacted Iran? The 22-year-old's death on 16 September sparked one of the largest - and most significant - waves of dissent to shake the Islamic Republic in years. 16/09/2023
Iran Euroviews. Water woes could pave the way for improved EU-Iran relations The bigger picture that the EU needs to consider if it wants to devise an effective and comprehensive strategy towards Iran is one of a country facing a fundamental political, economic, environmental, societal, and demographic crisis, Cornelius Adebahr writes. 29/08/2023
Iran Euroviews. The West turned its gaze away from Iran. The cruelties continued More than 30 years ago, the regime in Tehran tried to silence me. My heart aches for the young women imprisoned and still suffering in Iran today, Nasrin Parvaz writes. 28/07/2023
Culture news Explained: Why the hijab is crucial to Iran's Islamic rulers Iran's morality police have resumed street patrols to ensure women wear hijabs, nearly a year since Mahsa Amini died in police custody. Protests have since diminished but authorities are now threatening to arrest any woman flouting Islamic headscarf rules. 18/07/2023
Iran Europe's nuclear deal hindered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine How much of an impact has the outbreak of the war in Ukraine had on Europe’s already weak nuclear deal with Iran? And what kind of future agreement could be on the cards for Europe and Iran? 17/07/2023
Iran Iran puts morality police back on the streets in dress code crackdown The morality police had largely pulled back following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini last September. 17/07/2023
Iran Iran releases three European prisoners Two Austrian-Iranian citizens and a Danish man were released from prison in Iran. 03/06/2023
Iran Iran unveils its latest missile that it says can reach Israel Iran has unveiled its latest ballistic missile as tensions with the West continue over its nuclear programme. 25/05/2023
Iran European hostages in Iran used as political 'bargaining chips' Some 15 European citizens are currently detained in Iranian prisons proving a major source of diplomatic tension between Iran and the EU. 16/05/2023
Iran The nightmare of Europeans whose families are held hostage in Iran Europeans detained in Iran are facing torture, lengthy sentences and for some even the death penalty. Euronews spoke to some of their family members about their hopes and fears.. 16/05/2023
Iran The transformation of Iran's protests in the face of repression Eight months after the death of Mahsa Amini, a war of attrition has begun. Street protests are waning due to police crackdowns but Iranians continue to resist. 08/05/2023
Iran Iran executes Swedish-Iranian dissident convicted of acts of terrorism Iran has executed a Swedish-Iranian dissident convicted of leading an Arab separatist group that was accused of attacks, state television reported on Saturday. 06/05/2023
Culture news Two Iranian actresses face action for not wearing hijabs in public Leading Iranian actresses Afsaneh Bayegan and Fatemeh Motamedarya face prosecution for appearing in public without a hijab. The pair have been high profile supporters of the national uprising since the start of the protests against the Iranian regime 8 months ago. 02/05/2023
Iran China turbocharging crackdown on Iranian women, say experts Chinese technology and support are contributing to women's treatment as "second-class citizens" and "propping up" the regime, according to analysts. 14/04/2023
Iran Iran to take harsher actions against women without hijab More and more women are refusing to cover their hair with a headscarf, following mass anti-government protests that began last year. 13/04/2023
Iran 'Killing machine': Iran ramps up executions to 'instil fear' The number of people handed the death penalty in Iran increased by 75% last year, according to NGOs. 13/04/2023