The seven presidential candidates stood toe to toe at the headquarters of Iran's national television, the IRIB, to face off for the third and final debate.

Principalists, one of the two mail political factions in Iran, have dominated two of three powers, the Judiciary and Legislature and they stand a good chance of taking over the third power too.

A new study by Press TV of voter inclinations after the second presidential debate shows an increase in turnout and variations in voter support for each of the candidates.

Iranian presidential candidates take part in a third and final debate on live television ahead of the June 18 election.

Presidential candidate Alireza Zakani says the United States can return to the 2015 nuclear deal only if it removes, verifiably, all the sanctions it imposed on Iran in the wake of abandoning the accord and provides guarantees that it will honor its contractual obligations.

Presidential candidate Alireza Zakani has pledged efforts to promote civil freedoms in the society, saying the country’s law should enable the Iranian people to exercise their right to hold protest rallies.

Iran’s election authority says the Ottawa government has not allowed the setting up of polling stations in Canada in order for Iranian expats to participate in the upcoming presidential election, in breach of international norms.

Presidential candidate Sa’eed Jalili says the next administration should consider art as the key to success in other areas.

In an interview with Press TV, Presidential candidate Mohsen Rezaei says Iran will not wait for any agreement in the talks on Vienna, Austria, on a potential revival of the 2015 nuclear deal, pledging that he will work instead to keep the country moving forward by activating its national economy, if he wins the June 18 election.

The seven candidates in Iran’s 2021 presidential election held a second debate on live television on Tuesday (June 8). Here is part two of that debate.