Iran rejects a report by a mission mandated by the United Nations over the 2022 riots in the country, stating that UN human rights mechanisms have turned into “a plaything” for some regimes.

More than a year after deadly Western-backed riots in Iran, two women masquerading as journalists have been given prison sentences for involvement in subversive activities against the country.

In recent days, another event has placed Iran in the Western media spotlight: the case of the 16-year-old girl Armita Geravand, becoming the new fodder for Western propaganda machinery.

Iraq’s president says his country currently enjoys “robust relations” with Iran and that it won’t allow other parties to damage the ties in any way.

Iran’s Academy of Medical Sciences decries the British medical journal, The Lancet, for republishing a “politically-motivated” article containing “false” information on the death of a young Iranian woman last year.

Tuesday, Sep.13, 2022 : Mahsa Amini, feels dizzy, then falls on the ground. She's rushed to the hospital, goes into a coma and passes away a few days later on September 16.

It's been one year since the death of 22-year-old Iranian woman Mahsa Amini while in police custody triggered a massive West-backed campaign that was aimed at stoking unrest in Iran