Tehran

Benjamin Netanyahu's Iran Deal Speech Might Have Convinced the Only Person Who Matters

By Ilene Prusher

A Rare Cheetah May Be on the Verge of Extinction in Iran

By Rishi Iyengar

Neighboring Iran Warily Watches Turkey's Attempted Coup

By Kay Armin Serjoie/Izmir, Turkey

Air France Crews Can Refuse Iran Flights

By Mark Rivett-Carnac
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The execution of a prominent Shiite cleric by Saudi Arabia has brought tensions between the regional power players to a new low

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Photographer Newsha Tavakolian takes us through the looking glass

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Why the World Remembered 'Instant Hero' Ken Taylor

Former Canadian Ambassador Ken Taylor, 81, died on Thursday

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Revolutionary Fervor Isn't What It Used to Be in Post-Nuclear Deal Iran

60% of Iranians are under 35, and they're more interested in Western fashion than the Islamic Revolution

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Iran NIxes U.S. Embassy Suggestion

Javad Zarif said the U.S. needed to first change its “illogical attitude”

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Where Will the Next Big Earthquake Hit?

Where seismic activity meets poverty, you have disaster waiting to happen

By Helen Regan

Iran's President Is 'Certain' of Nuclear Deal With West

President Hassan Rouhani makes the pledge during a televised national broadcast

By David Stout

#LightboxFF: On the Streets of Tehran with Ako Salemi

Iranian Photographer Ako Salemi brings an artful vision of Tehran to his Instagram feed through street scenes inspired by old Hollywood and classic film noir

By Mikko Takkunen

Iran's Moderate President Loses a Minister—and Some Momentum for Reform

Iranian Science Minister Reza Faraji-Dana, a close ally of President Hassan Rouhani, is impeached by hardliners who oppose reforms

By Kay Armin Serjoie / Tehran

Iran's YouTube Message to Obama: Don't Bully Us

Tehran takes a hard line as a July 20 nuclear deadline nears

By Michael Crowley

Arrests in Iran for Dancing to Pharrell

It's dangerous to be "Happy" in Iran

By Michelle Arrouas

Lawmakers Push Changes for Voice of America

A major overhaul of the government-funded news agency has critics worried it may turn Voice of America into a propaganda mouthpiece

By Denver Nicks

How the U.S. Energy Boom is Changing America's Place in the World

New report sees America's energy riches upending the geopolitical order

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Fragile Minds: Inside an Iranian Mental Hospital

The first time Abbas Hajimohammadi Saniabadi visited a hospital in Tehran, where patients suffer from mental disorders like schizophrenia, he had one question for the head doctor: Can I come back?It was mid-2012 and he...

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No, Iran's Rouhani Doesn't Tweet

Time to stop imagining he's some kind of hipster-cleric and judge him by what he does

By Bobby Ghosh

A New Beginning in Tehran

The short-term nuclear deal lifts the fog of hostility to reveal Iran and the U.S. want many of the same things. Is a real rapprochement possible?

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