Iran’s election headquarters says Iranians living abroad can cast their ballots in the country’s upcoming presidential election in more than 200 polling stations.

Iran’s presidential candidate Qalibaf underlines the need for “transformation” in all sectors by means of “cybernetic management.”

Campaigning officially starts for Iran’s upcoming election, with six candidates vying to replace the late President Ebrahim Raeisi.

Iran's Interior Ministry announces the names of six approved candidates for the 14th presidential election.

Iran’s Constitutional Council, a 12-member election supervisory body, on Sunday finalized the list of qualified presidential candidates and delivered it to the Interior Ministry, which published the list later in the day.

More candidates file their nominations for Iran’s upcoming presidential elections on the fifth and final day of registration.

Five hopefuls have registered to run in an early presidential election next month in Iran, on the first day of registration following the passing of President Ebrahim Raeisi in a helicopter crash.

Iran starts a five-day registration process for hopefuls seeking to run in the 14th presidential election.