We have started to collect the most important news related to Iran in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Iranian TV airs an interview with a "zombie" Instagram star arrested for blasphemy in October.
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Russian hackers used access to a rival group in Iran to hide attacks, say intelligence agencies.
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Hossein Fereydoun was convicted of "receiving bribes" earlier this year and sentenced to five years.
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The Americans' departure is a victory for Syria, Russia and Iran, writes the BBC's Jeremy Bowen.
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Tehran says the photos are evidence that an Iranian-flagged tanker was attacked last week.
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A foreign ministry spokesman says the vessel was struck twice, suffering some damage.
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The daughter of a British-Iranian woman jailed in Iran appears at a press conference after returning to the UK.
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Iranian women have attended a World Cup qualifier in Tehran for a men's match after being freely allowed to enter a stadium.
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In a historic moment, female football fans attend a World Cup qualifier against Cambodia.
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Sahar Tabar became famous through her shocking posts, but most pictures had been heavily edited.
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British-Australian Jolie King and Australian boyfriend Mark Firkin say they are "happy and relieved".
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Reports suggest the hackers tried to break into President Donald Trump's re-election campaign.
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The Islamic Republic's judiciary says it has convicted four people of spying for the US and the UK.
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The Saudi prince says oil prices could be "unimaginably high" unless the world acts to deter Iran.
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The Stena Impero was seized by Iranian troops in July, who said it was breaking maritime rules.
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The kingdom maintains that Iran was behind drone attacks on two of its oil installations this month.
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The leaders of France, Germany and the UK backed US claims that Iran attacked oil installations.
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Fifa says it received assurances from Iranian authorities, after the death of a woman this month.
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Do not create an arms race, President Rouhani says, as the US deploys more troops to Saudi Arabia.
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The freeing of the Iranian sailor means Somali pirates now hold only three remaining captives.
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The kingdom says it will take "necessary measures" as it reiterates that Iran is to blame.
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Iran is "ready for any scenario", an official says, after the US pledges to send troops to the Gulf.
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The "defensive" deployment comes after attacks on Saudi oil installations, which it blames on Iran.
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Iran's leaders may have hoped to persuade the US to lift its crippling sanctions, says Kasra Naji.
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Missile and drone debris shows Yemen was not the source of the assaults, Saudi Arabia says.
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The Saudis say the direction of the strikes showed the missiles could not have come from Yemen.
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Drones and missiles that targeted oil facilities were fired from southern Iran, US officials say.
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There are fears of escalating tensions in the region as Iran is blamed for strikes on oil facilities.
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US officials quote intelligence and show satellite images, but Iran denies involvement.
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The US had said that Tehran was behind drone attacks on two Saudi oil sites, not Yemeni rebels.
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Tehran rejects the accusations on the drone attacks, which the Saudis say have halved oil production.
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Kylie Moore-Gilbert, a Middle East specialist at Melbourne University, was detained "months ago".
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Australian Mark Firkin and British-Australian Jolie King have been detained for about 10 weeks.
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The Foreign Office says Iran has transferred its cargo of oil to Syria, breaching EU sanctions.
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She was on trial for entering a football stadium disguised as a man - a punishable offence in Iran.
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A monitoring group says 18 fighters were killed in the overnight raids near the Iraq border.
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A tanker last spotted off Syria has sold its oil, Iran says - despite promises not to sail to Syria.
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Despite a pledge it would not head there, satellite images appear to show an Iranian ship off Syria.
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Officials say they are using new centrifuges to enrich uranium but are ready to reverse course.
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Thousands use social media to call for their country to be banned from global competitions.
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It is the third time Iran defies limits on its nuclear activity, increasing pressure to save deal.
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Saeid Mollaei says he fears for his family's safety after ignoring calls from Iranian authorities to pull out of the World Judo Championships.
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The US says the Adrian Darya 1 is being used by Iran to fund "illicit activities" in the region.
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Iran's president says he is ready for talks, but that his US counterpart must make the first move.
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The US president says he has "good feelings" that a new nuclear deal with Iran could work.
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Iran's foreign minister makes a "surprise" visit to Biarritz to meet the French president.
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In a rare acknowledgement, PM Benjamin Netanyahu says Israeli forces targeted "killer drones".
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The Iran-backed Popular Mobilisation says the US brought Israeli drones into Iraq to hit its bases.
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The country's private ambulance services chief says police are too busy to help enforce regulations.
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New rules mean jailed mother can only sees her daughter once a month and faces a phone call ban.
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A former business executive is now a freelance photographer travelling around the globe. First stop - Iran.
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A judge in Gibraltar had ordered the release of the detained tanker a day before the warrant was issued.
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The ship carrying Iranian oil was stopped by Royal Marines in July, triggering a standoff with Iran.
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Grace 1 was seized by Royal Marines on 4 July and has remained off the coast of Gibraltar since.
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The social anthropologist's alleged detention comes amid high tensions between Iran and the UK.
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Iran claims humanitarian supplies are being impeded by US sanctions - are they?
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The US says sanctions are aimed at the government, not the people. But they are still affecting day-to-today life.
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The Islamic Movement in Nigeria is challenging the ban, arguing that it is a peaceful movement which has borne the brunt of state-orchestrated violence.
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Saeed Malekpour fled to Canada via a third country while on short-term release from jail.
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Mr Zarif mocks the US move, saying the sanctions will have no effect on him or his family.
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The meeting comes amid rising tensions in the Gulf and Iran's decision to breach parts of the deal.
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The 23 crew members of a British-flagged tanker detained by Iran tell its owners they are "safe".
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Iran says it has arrested 17 spies who worked for the CIA - a claim the US categorically denies.
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The prime minister is expected to receive updates and discuss the security of shipping in the area.
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