Iran’s President-elect Ebrahim Raeisi holds his first press conference after clinching a landslide in the June 28 presidential election.

In these four decades, the transmission of power has always been a part of Iran’s political reality, and power repeatedly has been exchanged between governments critical to and in opposition with each other.

The nefarious schemes of arrogant powers were yet again thwarted by the proud nation of Iran, by all those who participated in Friday’s presidential election and voted for democracy.

Iran has announced partial results from the June 18 presidential election after about 90 percent of the vote count.

Just a few days to go before Iran’s presidential election, candidates are outlining their plans in an effort to secure enough votes to win the race for the country’s top executive post. Let’s take a look at some of those plans.

The IAEA chief says reviving the 2015 Iran deal needs 'political will' from all parties.

People and the Polls asks Iranians whether they will vote or not.