by Staff writer, SF

The US sanctions on Iran are hitting the Regime so hard that its mullahs are trying to appeal to the International Criminal Court to stop them, which must be the last-ditch attempt of a dying Regime. Why else would a Regime responsible for so many atrocities actually seek to bring themselves to the attention of the body that should be bringing them to justice?

So, it is clear that the Regime is dying and that sanction is spurring the death on, which is why Donald Trump must make decisions about how best to help the Iranian people achieve their much-wanted freedom.

by Staff writer, SF

Documents have come to light revealing the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ (IRGC) involvement in occupying property belonging to the Tehran municipality. The IRGC had forcibly and illegally occupied the area.

It was revealed that it had received documents proving that the Martyr Mir Hosseini Camp had been taken over by Iran’s IRGC. The property is located in the western part of the city near Chitgar Park. It was once a sports camp and cultural and educational centre.

by Staff writer, SF

Mere days after Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to work with the Iran Regime to “rein in” the United States, an Iranian official has accused Russia and Saudi Arabia of “embracing” US sanctions against Iran.

Hossein Kazempour Ardebili, Iran’s Governor for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), said: “[Donald] Trump's efforts to cut Iran's access to the global crude market has prompted Russia and Saudi Arabia to take the market hostage.”

by Staff writer, SF

Tehran’s Grand Bazaar has thousands of shops and stalls crammed into its sprawling streets, each selling various wares, but each of them has one important thing in common: they’re suffering as a result of the Regime’s actions.

This leads to young sales assistants wanting to move abroad for a better life, buyers with little buying power, and, of course, large anti-regime protests. The Bazaar is often seen as a bellwether for the overall sentiment in Iran – evident in the large protests against the Regime in June - and one kitchenware shop provides an interesting microcosm for the Iranian people right now.