By Armin Baldwin

The Iranian regime is facing crises in a number of areas, in particular with regards to the country’s economy and social situation. The economy has declined over the past few years, contributing to the social crisis that is making life very difficult for many people across the country.

Dissent is high in Iran and the people have made it very clear that they do not want the corrupt and malign regime to remain in power. They are on a quest for their rights, including freedom and democracy, and they want an end to the decades of mismanagement that have resulted in the plundering of the nation’s wealth.

By Atousa Pilger

The Iranian regime, over the past few months, has been carrying out breaches of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) despite pleas from the European signatories (France, Germany and the United Kingdom) for it to reverse its actions.

Earlier this week, the Iranian regime acted again in yet another breach of the nuclear agreement. The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization Ali Akbar Salehi told state media on Monday 4th November that the regime had put more advanced centrifuges into use. He said an additional 30 had been commissioned.

By Navid Felker

Iranian regime’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif defended himself in front of the regime’s parliament two weeks ago, saying that he always obeys the orders of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, bragging about how he is seen as the “chief apologist” of the regime across the world.

This title, which was not a compliment, was handed down by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo when the US sanctioned Zarif because he was “complicit in the regime’s outlaw behavior”.

By Azita Carlson

Four decades ago, followers of the Supreme Leader of Iran and supporters of the revolution stormed the United States Embassy in Tehran. This incident turned into a hostage crisis that lasted 444 days.

Since then, the Iranian regime has continued to terrorise. It has terrorised foreigners and people at home. It has terrorised nations close to home and far away from home. And during the past four decades it has continued to unjustly hold people hostage.