According to the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the government is obligated to fulfill certain duties to achieve justice, equity, political, economic, social, and cultural independence, as well as national unity as the objectives of the political system. This infographic, prepared by the Constitutional Council Research Institute (CCRI), reviews the duties of the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran as outlined in Article 3 of the Constitution.

Chapter 11 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran is dedicated to the Judiciary. This infographic, prepared by the Constitutional Council Research Institute (CCRI), outlines the qualifications, term of office, appointment process, duties, and powers of the chief of the judiciary.

Members of Iran’s Constitutional Council re-elected Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati as the secretary of the influential supervisory and law watchdog body for another year.

The final results of Friday’s presidential runoff election have been announced by the country’s election headquarters after the completion of the counting of votes.

Iranians have headed to the polls in the runoff presidential election, a week after none of the candidates could secure the majority of votes in the snap election.

The Constitutional Council of Iran verified the authenticity of the final results of the nationwide presidential election that was held on June 28, as the polls have been headed for a runoff slated for next Friday.

Iran will hold a runoff presidential election on July 5 after Friday's vote saw none of the four candidates securing an outright win, the election headquarters announced on Saturday.

Polls have closed in Iran's snap presidential election and counting of votes has begun at thousands of polling stations across the country.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei cast his ballot in Iran’s 14th presidential election at a polling station in Tehran in the first minutes of voting on Friday.

Polling stations across Iran opened on Friday morning for the 14th presidential election. The voting started at 8:00 a.m. (04:30 GMT) on Friday. It will continue for 10 hours until 6:00 p.m., with the minister of interior having the authority to extend the voting time if necessary.