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Iran's deputy oil minister said Tehran will target boosting crude exports to pre-sanctions levels.

Tehran's Cybercrimes court had identified 170 people alleged to have been involved in modelling online

Amnesty International has asked the country to consider alternative punishment for Alireza Tajiki.

The man was executed on drug charges, to which he pleaded not guilty.

Badreddine's history of terrorism and violence dates back over 30 years.

Commander Eric Rasch led his squadron toward capture in the Persian Gulf.

Minoo Khaleghi claims the photos are fake and an attempt to smear her.

India has the worst air pollution in the world

The 39-year-old man is also serving time in prison for the crime.

The woman and her daughter were on holiday in Iran when she was arrested on 'security charges'.

Zuckerberg talks of a connected world and global community but his creation has killed the internet.

Military official reportedly said missile had a range of 1,243 miles, but defence minister said otherwise.

Oil trading and prices would be affected if the US and allies could not pass through the strait.

The justice system will see a man completely blinded unless he pays his victim 'blood money'.

Activist was jailed in 2009 and sentenced to 15 years in prison for unrest over Iran elections

Women have 17 seats compared to mullahs' 16, although there are just 6% of female MPs in the majlis

The video features children singing about becoming martyrs by joining Assad in Syria.

The 23-year-old is believed to be in a critical condition.

The woman is also currently serving 15 years in jail for murdering her husband.

Supreme Leader slammed the US over financial sanctions on Tehran.

Embattled President Zuma visits Iran for a three-day state visit following recent calls for his resignation.

The country's executions coincided with the visit of European officials to the Islamic Republic.

Iran has reportedly received less money than it wanted after a slow uptake in Western trade deals.

Comments came amid a crackdown on mal-veiling by 7,000 new morality police.

Families have been seeking compensation for 1983 terror attack that killed 241 US Marines.

The president said government's first duty was to respect individuals - not to police veil etiquette.

It is the eighth country this year to either downgrade or sever relations with the country.

Kerry said a purported $100bn was nowhere near the true figure, which is closer to $55bn.

The girls, who are 15 and 12, were shopping for school supplies when armed police confronted them.

Airline allowed women to opt out of route but has not responded to requests from gay crew.