This article was originally published by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and is reprinted with permission. Iranian President ...

Tehran's population of 16.8 million people had previously been immune to the impacts of drought, with a large portion of ...

Iran appears more willing now to greenlight aggression by its proxies than before the war with Israel, when nuclear talks ...

Iran has sent its remaining nuclear scientists deep into hiding after the 12-day conflict in June that saw at least 14 killed by Israeli strikes, according to a new report.

Israel had long planned an attack on Iran but delayed it until several factors aligned: Donald Trump’s election in the US, ...

Iran has sent its surviving nuclear scientists into deep hiding after Israel killed more than 30 researchers, The Telegraph ...

Israeli sources tell WaPo killing of top scientists halted development of EMP device, complex nuclear fusion warhead; half of ballistic missiles, 80% of launchers were destroyed The post Strikes on ...

"We will do it again, if necessary!" US President Donald Trump warned after Iran's foreign minister said three nuclear ...

On its face, the decision seems to be a lose-lose proposition.

But intelligence analysis suggests Iran's claims mask serious losses. Tehran began the conflict with an arsenal of about 3,000 missiles and 500 missile launchers to 600 missile launchers ...

Iran's foreign minister said Tehran wouldn't resume talks with the U.S. without "confidence-building measures," including ...

While much remains unclear, it’s certainly plausible that Iran feels it has gotten the short end of the stick in its military ...