U.S. officials released photos Thursday of the missile parts intercepted by military personnel believed to be from Iran headed to Yemen
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Iran regime greatest weapon has lost its power
A fresh wave of political uprisings hit the Middle East this year, as if to complete the work that the 2011 Arab Spring left unfinished. They have stretched so far across the region that it has shattered even Iran’s illusion that
Future Iranian stealth warship looks a lot like U.S. navy LCS
Iran unveiled an official model of the next-generation ‘Hormuz Project’ destroyer on November 28. The stealthy trimaran design is much more modern than existing Iranian warship projects
U.S. offering prize for info on Iranian planner of 2007 Karbala attack
The U.S. State Department announced Thursday it was offering $15 million for information related to an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Commander who planned one of the most sophisticated attacks against coalition troops in Iraq, killing five soldiers in 2007
Pro-Iran militia supporters converge on Baghdad protests
More than a dozen people have been stabbed in a Baghdad square that has become a focal point for anti-government and anti-Iran protests after supporters of an Iranian-backed militia flooded the area
Iran’s brutality is getting another pass from Europe
Every hunter and hiker knows that one of the first rules of the wild is to beware a wounded animal. It’s also pretty good lesson to remember in foreign relations
UN office says Iranian forces were shooting to kill protesters
Iranian security forces were “shooting to kill” in their deadly crackdown against protesters in recent weeks, according to credible video footage, the U.N. human rights chief said Friday
Iran regime hangs woman for defending herself against rape
A woman who defended herself against rape was hanged this week in Iran, according to the Women’s Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI)
Iranian Regime may have killed more than 1000 people in the recent unrest
Iranian security forces may have killed more than 1,000 people in response to recent protests over gasoline-price hikes, a senior U.S. State Department official said on December 5.
Family of disappeared ex-FBI agent seeks $1.5 billion in damages from the Iranian Regime
The family of Robert Levinson, an ex-FBI agent-turned-CIA consultant who disappeared in Iran 13 years ago, has asked a US judge for $1.5 billion in damages from Iran. Tehran recently said it opened a missing persons probe into Levinson, but his family believes he sits in an Iranian prison.
Iranian journalists in Europe face threats and harassment from the Iranian Regime
Many Iranian journalists working for foreign media outlets say officials back home are harassing their family members in an attempt to silence critical reporting from abroad. DW spoke to some of the affected journalists.
