IRAN: Does Iran's regime of the mullahs still exist?

Iranians will go to the polls Friday to elect their new president. But their choices are limited to a handful of conservative candidates. Enlarge An Iranian woman walks past a campaign poster of Hassan Rowhani, moderate presidential candidate ...

DUBAI - Iran's supreme leader urged voters to turn in big numbers for a presidential election on Friday, saying such a show would frustrate Tehran's enemies. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was speaking on the last day of a subdued campaign that has not ...

font size decrease font size increase font size The Islamic Republic of Iran's permanent envoy to UN, Mohammad Khazai, has reported on the establishment of 20 polling stations in 20 cities across the US, so that the Iranians residing in the US ...

Iran's top leader has sharp words for US critics of his country's presidential election, which just got under way. "Recently I have heard that a US security official has said they do not accept this election. OK, the hell with you,'' Supreme leader Ayatollah ...

London: Iran has imposed severe restrictions on foreign and domestic media to ensure that coverage of Presidential election on Friday is tightly controlled. International media watchdogs and journalists said Iran has simply ignored or rejected ...

Venezuela's election council said on Tuesday an audit of the results of presidential elections in April confirmed President Nicolas Maduro did win by 1.5 percentage points, despite opposition claims that the vote was stolen. The widely expected ...

Vice President Joe Biden said Tuesday night the minority turnout in Massachusetts' upcoming Senate election may be low because President Barack Obama is not at the top of the ticket. According to pool reports, Biden also offered stinging criticism ...

TEHRAN: Iran's six presidential hopefuls took part in last-ditch election campaigning on Wednesday, hoping to woo the millions of Iranians still undecided between a slew of conservatives and a moderate cleric backed by reformists. Momentum has ...

Iran's Sunday presidential elections will bring about no significant change in Tehran's policies, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in Warsaw on Wednesday. "These so-called elections taking place in Iran, well unfortunately, they will ...