In several ways, the protests in Isfahan in recent days differ from the previous protests of Iran. First, the Iranian regime could predict that the protests would expand, especially because they took place in one of Iran’s ...
At least 52 executions in July 2021 depicts abysmal human rights situation in Iran. The number of executions has increased after the presidential elections of June 18.
Iran has entered a gas swap agreement with Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan on Sunday on the sidelines of the 15th meeting of the Economic Cooperation Organization.
Less than four months after Ebrahim Raisi assumed the presidency in Iran, widespread nepotism has sparked criticism even among his own Principalist camp.
As Iran deal negotiations continue in Europe and Tehran tries to squeeze the West to get sanctions relief while it races toward becoming a nuclear threshold state, it is worth focusing on who Iran’s leaders are today.
Iran is planning its next budget on the assumption that US economic sanctions will continue, but is forecasting more than one million barrels p/d oil exports.
The health crisis has caused the mobilization across Iranian society and the IRGC, a military organization, has been tasked with picking up the slack of weak and poor health services.
The Australia/Israel & Jewish Affairs Council’s (AIJAC’s) latest webinar guest was Dr Jonathan Schanzer, senior vice-president for research at the Foundation for Defence of Democracies, who has just written a new book – Gaza Conflict 2021: Hamas, ...
Iran's state television Tuesday aired "confessions" of a young woman and man admitting to torching the tents of farmers protesting in Esfahan to provoke a riot.
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