After 88 days of a widespread internet shutdown in Iran, the Islamic Republic partially restored access for some users this week. State media described the move as the "return of the internet", but an ...

May 26 (UPI) --Iran restored global Internet access to some of its people Tuesday ending a blackout that has lasted 88 days and caused thousands to lose their jobs. NetBlocks, which tracks Internet ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Tehran, Iran – Authorities in Iran have reinstated some internet access three months after taking the country offline at the start ...

Iran partially restored internet access after an 88-day nationwide blackout tied to war with the United States and Israel. Many Iranians remain unable to use normal online services because of slow ...

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has ordered international internet access restored after an 87-day wartime suspension, a fresh domestic turn in the Iran crisis as Tehran keeps negotiating abroad ...

Iranian internet connectivity was partially restored Tuesday after 88 days of near-total isolation from the global network, ending what internet monitor NetBlocks called the longest nationwide ...

US President Donald Trump has indicated that Iran’s decision to end its unprecedented Internet blackout is a sign that the country wants to reach an agreement with the United States. Speaking at the ...

WASHINGTON -- After 88 days of digital isolation, described by NetBlocks as the “longest nationwide Internet shutdown in modern history,” Iran has begun partially restoring Internet access as ...

Flipping the kill switch is a potent exercise of authoritarian control, but expediting countermeasures like D2C can help prevent regimes from using this tactic in the future. Starting May 26, a ...