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Iran is still the head of the terrorist snake
Immediately following America’s invasion of Afghanistan in 2001, we boldly forecast that it would result in an unmitigated defeat for the world’s lone superpower.
Ebrahim Raisi’s Cabinet a collection of suppressors and looters
On Wednesday, August 11, Ebrahim Raisi, the new president of Iran, introduced the names of his cabinet ministers to Iran’s parliament.
Iran’s state of environment under the clerical regime
Iran under the ruling Clerical Regime is facing an unprecedented environmental crisis, diminishing water resources, rapid desertification and air pollution that chokes its cities.
Iran’s nuclear facilities coming under attack
Iranian nuclear facilities are the target of mysterious strikes, the latest of which was on June 23 last year.
The Iran nuclear deal Is not the problem – Iran Is
If and when a return to the agreement is reached, the Biden administration will also need to counter Iran’s escalating efforts in the Middle East.
U.S. warns Venezuela and Cuba to turn away Iranian ships believed to be carrying arms
The Biden administration is urging Venezuela and Cuba to turn away two Iranian warships believed to be carrying arms intended for transfer to Caracas, while vowing that the U.S. will take “appropriate measures” to deter what it sees as a “threat” to America’s partners in the Western Hemisphere.
Iran’s perilous pursuit of nuclear weapons
Based on three years of intensive research and analysis of the Nuclear Archives, this new book from the Institute presents a compelling account of Iran’s secret plans to develop nuclear weapons.
The U.S. should harbor no illusions about Iran
Before he became president, Joe Biden spent decades seeking reconciliation in the Middle East. By his second term as vice president, his frustration with feuding nations and factions was palpable.
Christian couple in Iran face imprisonment for membership of house church
A Christian couple in Iran look set to be imprisoned for their membership of a house church in the capital city Tehran.
Muslim leaders and government officials denounce Iran’s persecution of Baha’is
Leading Muslims, government officials, and parliamentarians around the world have joined a growing outcry at the unjust confiscation of properties owned by Baha’is in the farming village of Ivel in Iran. The ruling to allow Iranian authorities to confiscate the properties, clearly motivated by religious prejudice, was recently upheld in an appeals court and has left dozens of families internally displaced and economically impoverished.
