Friends Not Enemies
After the USA’s win, a mutual feeling of respect and fellowship emerged,
State Department monitoring internet outages in Iran amid protests
Ned Price:We are also monitoring reports of internet slowdowns in the region,
Iran Protests Reach Tehran, Videos Show Crowds Chanting for Fall of Regime
Marchers took to the streets in several areas of the capital on Monday. Videos sent to Newsweek by opposition activists and other clips uploaded...
At least three people killed in protests over water shortages in Iran
Iranian state media has reported that at least 3 people have been killed during ongoing protests over water shortages in Iran; human rights defenders...
Qatar FM in Iran just days after US visit
Qatar’s foreign minister traveled to Iran for un-publicized talks, having earlier offered to broker dialogue between the Islamic Republic and its Arab neighbors in...
Tokyo Olympics: IRGC member wins Iran’s first gold, dedicates medal to Khamenei
A member of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) won Iran’s first gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics
Tokyo 2020: Iran beat Poland in five-set thriller
Iran battled Poland for over 2-1/2 hours to beat the second-ranked side in the world 18-25 25-22 25-22 22-25 23-21 in a tense contest...
Iran Releases Rights Lawyer Sotoudeh For Five-Day Health Treatment Leave
Nasrin Sotoudeh (masked) poses with her husband and children after her release from prison on July 21.
Refugee defector from Iran to face Iranian in Olympic taekwondo
Alizadeh was selected for the 29-athlete refugee Olympic team last month.
Water crisis protests continue in Iran, with chants in capital
Water crisis protests reportedly continue in Iran, with chants in capital
Iranian Operatives Planned to Kidnap a Brooklyn Author, Prosecutors Say
Masih Alinejad spoke critically of her native country’s autocracy. Now an Iranian intelligence official and three others have been indicted in New York.