The top posts of each day, ordered by votes.
In an op-ed in Le Figaro on the anniversary of the Drakkar bombing in Beirut, Prince Reza Pahlavi asked French presidential candidates for four commitments to support the people of Iran.
Domestically produced super petrol has been priced at 103,000 tomans a litre and will be sold at 50 stations, nearly 69 times the 1,500-toman rationed petrol.
Kpler says the Islamic Republic's floating oil stock outside the US naval blockade has fallen to zero, and seaborne crude revenue will be cut off by mid-December.
The Islamic Republic's judiciary said on Sunday 25 October it had indicted satirist and voice actor Saeed Shakiba for "supporting Pahlavi" and "endorsing Israel".
Iran's national judo team lost the chance to compete in the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam and earn Olympic ranking points after the United Arab Emirates did not issue visas.
The Israeli army said on Sunday 25 October it had killed two men in Gaza who moved millions of shekels from the Islamic Republic and Turkey to Hamas's military wing.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf on Sunday 25 October urged people to cut gas use by at least 10 percent; the winter gas shortfall is estimated at up to 250 million cubic metres a day.
Royalist Iranians in London celebrated Shahbanu Farah Pahlavi's 88th birthday on 14 October; in a video message, the Shahbanu thanked Iranians around the world.
The Islamic Republic's parliament voted on Sunday 25 October that the penalty for any discretionary crime committed with "the support or direction of a foreign agent" be raised by one degree.
Qom's prosecutor said on Sunday 25 October that the movable and immovable assets and cryptocurrency of Sadegh Saedinia, head of the Saedinia cafés and a Dey uprising supporter, were seized.
Alireza Aghayousefi, head of the psychology and counselling organisation, warned on Sunday, 25 October, that Iranian society, in a state of "neither war nor peace", is nearing a mental health emergency.
The Islamic Republic's army claimed on Sunday, 25 October, that air defences destroyed a US LUCAS drone over Bandar Abbas, a claim no independent source has confirmed.
Shapour Bastansir, an Iranian composer who worked for years with the MEK-affiliated National Council of Resistance, has left that camp and now supports Prince Reza Pahlavi.
Abbas Araghchi said on Sunday, 25 October, that the Strait of Hormuz will not return to its pre-war status and that the Islamic Republic's policy will not change, war or no war.
After an oil spill from an unidentified tanker in the Persian Gulf, the UAE closed all beaches in Ras Al Khaimah and Umm Al Quwain, amid a wave of attacks on ships.
At least 40 Iranian sailors from sanctioned tankers near the port of Galle were taken to Sri Lanka for urgent treatment; the ships cannot return home because of the US blockade.
Three explosions were heard in Riyadh early on Sunday, 25 October; as King Khalid airport reopened, the Islamic Republic-backed Houthis called it a military target.
Barack Obama said in Ohio on Saturday, 24 October, that Donald Trump's war with the Islamic Republic was unnecessary and that Tehran now effectively controls the Strait of Hormuz.
Pakistan reopened the Gabd-Rimdan border crossing with Iran on Saturday, 24 October, after a week-long suspension of trade; the Taftan crossing remains in limbo.
Two officials of the Islamic Republic, including an IRGC member, said Tehran's target list will expand to US diplomats and staff; the US has prepared a new strike option.
An IRGC-affiliated news agency called the offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting the blockade a "lie"; the Islamic Republic's ambassador in Islamabad had publicly confirmed it.
David Barnea, former head of Mossad, says some of the people the Islamic Republic executed on charges of spying for Mossad had no connection to the agency.
After voting early in Florida, Donald Trump said he will either have to finish off the Islamic Republic or Tehran will make a deal; a strike is on the table from Sunday.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, parliament speaker and head of the Islamic Republic's negotiating team, will not attend the BRICS speakers' meeting in New Delhi due to "certain unforeseen circumstances".
