Iran

October 3, 2012

Protest erupt in Tehran as the rial's value plummets
13:41 GMT

Protests have erupted in Tehran over the plummeting value of the the rial after police moved in to close down money-exchangers in the capital.

October 2, 2012

Ahmadinejad
17:48 GMT

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Tuesday that Tehran would not back down from its nuclear program despite sanctions and the economic "war" launched by the West.

Rebels
08:24 GMT

Iran warned Monday its Syrian ally that the possible use of chemical weapons by the Syrian government would lead to the latter's loss of all legitimacy.

Iran's currency, The Riyal, has nosedived, as sanctions take effect
06:32 GMT

The Iranian Riyal nosedives to record lows during trading on Monday, as sanctions for the islamic Republics nuclear ambition begin to hit. This drops follows a month-long sell-off as investors seek safer bets.

September 30, 2012

Iran's rial nosedived to a record low against the dollar as people seek safer places for their money
09:55 GMT

Iran's currency, the rial, dived six per cent to a new low of around 28,600 to the dollar in open trading yesterday, deepening a month-long sell-off, according to exchange tracking websites

September 27, 2012

Netanyahu
21:25 GMT

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that the only way to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons was to draw a "clear red line" which should not to be crossed by Tehran.

Proposed EU sanctions would hit Iran's banking sector
11:28 GMT

European governments are considering a new round of sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program that could be implemented in October and substantially curtail trade with the Islamic Republic and hit its banking industry, diplomats say.

Are there links between Iran's military and energy sector? The USA thinks there are
07:00 GMT

The Iranian oil ministry denied statements made by the U.S. Treasury Department that there were military links to its energy sector.

September 26, 2012

Iran means business: A pre-emptive verbal missive was issued out of Tehran when a war-chief threatened to smash strategic targets across the Mideast in the event of an Israeli attack. Included in any Persian retaliation would be the Gulf's strategic Strait of Hormuz, US bases in the Middle East and Israel itself.
20:58 GMT

Will the growing feeling of hysteria and empty threats flying between Israel and Iran amount to a full-blown conflict or is it all of no consequence - just bombast and bluff? Only time will tell. Here, some coverage of the face-off between two nations spoiling for a fight.

Ahmadinejad
18:34 GMT

In his last appearance at the podium of the UN General Assembly, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Wednesday accused the West and Israel of trying to "intimidate" his country but has refrained from launching his usual diatribes.

“The Mourning” by Morteza Farshbaf will be screening on Tuesday, 25th September at 7-30pm.
14:39 GMT

Iranian film 'Mourning' confounds expectations with its theme of hope.

September 24, 2012

Did Siemens sell Iran nuclear technology?
14:50 GMT

German electronics manufacturer Siemens has denied claims of selling any nuclear equipment to Iran, after Tehran accused the firm of selling gear implanted with explosives.

Iran is planning to block access to Google in Iran as plans for a national intranet take shape
10:25 GMT

Iran is planning to block access to Google and Gmail in a response to the "Innocence of Muslims" clip that appeared on YouTube. Analyst predict that this is a first step towards the launch of its closed national intranet system.

Meeting at UN
08:30 GMT

The UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon met Sunday evening with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

September 23, 2012

Iran's oil output is expected to remain stable
14:36 GMT

Iranian Oil Minister Rostam Qassemi said Iran's crude oil production will remain steady this year compared to the last year.