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Double quakes in Iran kill over 200, injures hundreds

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Two powerful earthquakes have killed at least 220 people and injured around 1 500 in north-west Iran, Iran's state news agency has reported.

Iran Parliament vote seen bolstering Khamenei

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Iranians wrapped up a parliamentary election likely to reinforce Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's power over rival hardliners.

Iran leader warns opposition of ‘harsh response’

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Iran's top leader told the opposition on Friday they would face a harsh response if they drew their ''swords'' against the Islamic Republic.

Iran’s Khatami says trial confessions ‘invalid’

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Mohammad Khatami said on Wednesday trial confessions by moderates accused of fomenting post-election unrest were invalid.

Iran ready for nuclear talks with West, says official

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A senior Iranian official said Tehran was ready for negotiations with the West on its disputed nuclear programme, according to reports on Tuesday.

West stoked Iran election unrest, says Ahmadinejad

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The West must be held to account for stoking Iran's post-election unrest, the president said on Sunday, as a third mass trial got under way.

Iran speaker rejects vote detainees’ rape claims

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Iran's speaker of Parliament on Wednesday rejected as ''baseless'' an opposition leader's accusation that moderates had been raped in jail.

Iran tries more moderates, embassy staff

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Iran put dozens of moderates and a French citizen on trial on Saturday for taking part in unrest after a disputed June presidential vote.

Plane hits wall at Iranian airport, killing 17

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At least 17 people were killed and 23 injured when a passenger aircraft veered off the runway and hit a wall while landing at Mashhad airport.

All 168 on board killed in Iran plane crash

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A Tupolev passenger aircraft crashed in north-western Iran on Wednesday, killing all 168 people on board, Iranian media reported.

Iran cracks down as reformists call for mourning

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A security crackdown appears to have quelled street rallies against Iran's disputed poll, but the leadership faced a new challenge on Wednesday.

Iran: Courts to teach protesters a lesson

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Authorities said they would teach a lesson to ''rioters'' in the worst unrest to befall the country since 1979.
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