Foes incited riots through ‘scandalous miscalculation’: Raisi

President says Sanandaj water supply project completed sooner than expected

TEHRAN- President Ebrahim Raisi stressed on Thursday that the enemy committed a "scandalous miscalculation" by provoking the recent riots in Iran over the murder of a young woman of Kurdish heritage, but the Iranian nation foiled their plans to sow instability and create turmoil across the country.

Iran set to waive visa requirements for Kurdistan Region citizens

TEHRAN—Iran is to lift visa requirements for travelers from Iraq’s Kurdistan Region, allowing them to spend one month in the Islamic Republic without a visa.

‘Islamic Republic continues to keep U.S. bases in Iraq under surveillance’

Top commander says Iran adamant in attacks on terrorists in northern Iraq

TEHRAN – A top Iranian military official on Saturday vowed that the Islamic Republic would continue its defensive operations against the U.S.- and Israeli-backed separatist terror organizations hiding out in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, close to Iran’s northwestern borders.

Komala, KDP, PJAK whip up riots, pursue partition in Iran: interior minister

TEHRAN- Iranian Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi on Tuesday pointed out that the uprising in Iran was being orchestrated by foreign-supported terrorist organizations hiding in northern Iraq.

Iran acted based on UN Charter regarding Iraqi Kurdistan, Foreign Ministry says

‘Turning the neighboring lands into a center of threats against Iran is unacceptable’

TEHRAN — Iran believes that the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) could still be revived provided that the Americans show political will. 

IRGC commander: Operations in Kurdistan will continue until terrorists are disarmed

TEHRAN — The Israeli regime is using anti-revolutionary bases in northern Iraq against Iran, the commander of the IRGC ground force has said, insisting operations against terrorist groups will continue until they are disarmed.

Relics dating from Copper and Stone ages discovered in western Iran

TEHRAN–Archaeologists in western Iran have recently unearthed relics estimated to date from the Stone Age and Copper Age.

 Photo exhibit marks 1st anniversary of Uramanat's UNESCO registration

TEHRAN – Kermanshah’s provincial government office is hosting a photo exhibition organized to mark the first anniversary of Uramanat's registration on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Conference discusses sustainable development in Uramanat

TEHRAN – A host of researchers and academics have come together in a two-day international conference discussing sustainable development goals in the UNESCO-registered Uramanat, which is situated in western Iran.

Photo exhibit explores everyday life in UNESCO-designated Uramanat

TEHRAN – A photo exhibition, featuring everyday life in the UNESCO-designated Uramanat, opened its doors to the public in Sarvabad, western Iran.

UNESCO-registered Uramanat to launch research institute

TEHRAN – The UNESCO-designated Uramanat seeks to launch a special research institute to conduct surveys across the vast rural landscape situated in western Iran.