Iran state television Al-Alam Arabic channel reported that “loud noises were heard on the outskirts of the Iranian capital.” The channel said some of the explosion sounds around Tehran are due ...

At least 51 people have died after an explosion at a coal mine in eastern Iran with others believed ... some 540 kilometers ...

File photo of a nuclear facility Natanz that was damaged in a fire in July Iranian officials have denied reports of an explosion west of the capital Tehran ... In July Iran's Atomic Energy ...

A methane leak sparked an explosion ... the head of Iran’s Red Crescent. The report said the deaths happened at a coal mine in Tabas, 335 miles southeast of the capital, Tehran.

Tehran, Iran – Tens of millions of people across Iran are facing major disruptions as authorities shut down services in the face of an exacerbating energy and currency crisis amid historic ...

tons of joy — this iPad set has holiday hero energy TEHRAN – Rescuers on Monday recovered the bodies of more workers killed in an explosion at a coal mine in eastern Iran, bringing the death ...

Iran’s capital and outlying provinces have faced rolling power blackouts for weeks in October and November, with electricity ...

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran announced Tuesday that ... The TV report also said that banks, essential public services and health centers would remain open on those days. Authorities also announced ...

Women requesting taxis on a phone app this week during a blackout in Tehran.Credit... Supported by By Farnaz Fassihi and Leily Nikounazar Photographs by Arash Khamooshi Government offices in Iran ...

The blast struck the coal mine in Tabas, about 540 kilometers (335 miles) southeast of the capital, Tehran ... services in mining areas were often blamed for the fatalities. Oil-producing Iran ...