Iran is still relying on old technology to expand its nuclear program, in what may be a sign it is having difficulties developing modern machines that could speed up production of potential bomb mater

Top intelligence and security officials involved in investigating the 13/2 magnetic bomb attack on Israeli diplomat Tal Yehoshua indicated on Monday that the needle of suspicion was pointing toward a

Iran has significantly stepped-up uranium enrichment at a secret facility, the UN atomic watchdog has said, emphasising that Tehran needs to address ‘serious concerns’ about ‘possible military dimensi

Indian intelligence agencies have 'considerable evidence' of Iran's involvement in the February 13 attack on an Israeli diplomat but are not releasing it in a bid to avoid public confrontation with Te

Iran has the know-how to build engines used in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), an official said.

"We are building turbofan engines for a variety of UAVs," Iranian Armed Forces deputy Brigadier Genera

Days after the terror attack on a Israeli diplomat here, the envoys and visiting dignitaries of that country have started travelling in cars with local number plates instead of diplomatic vehicles.

A semiofficial Iranian news agency quotes a senior military commander as saying that Tehran will strike pre-emptively at its enemies, if it feels it is in danger.

The comments by deputy head of Iran'

Oil prices climbed on Tuesday after debt-laden Greece secured a huge bailout and as traders kept a close watch over Iran, analysts said.

Crude prices had reached their highest levels in nine months

India has not asked its refiners to cut crude oil purchases from Iran, which is facing tough US and European sanctions over its nuclear programme, a top Oil Ministry official said today.

"There is no

The UN atomic agency said on Wednesday that 'intensive efforts' by its team visiting Iran on the way forward failed, and that they were denied access to a key military site.

"Intensive efforts were m