
This reappointment ensures his position as the head of the legislative body for another year until the next internal elections, despite his embroilment in numerous corruption scandals and factional disputes.


This reappointment ensures his position as the head of the legislative body for another year until the next internal elections, despite his embroilment in numerous corruption scandals and factional disputes.


The closure, announced by official government sources, follows a sharp decline in the stock market and escalating economic turmoil attributed to Raisi’s death and the resulting political upheaval.

This endorsement marks a significant diplomatic victory for the Iranian opposition movement, emphasizing the growing international recognition of the Iranian people’s struggle for democracy and human rights.

This resolution, submitted on May 23, 2024, by seven members of Congress, criticizes the tribute as a blatant disregard of the U.N. Charter’s principles.


Drawing from his extensive experience, Amb. Joseph argued that successive American administrations have largely adopted a flawed approach of appeasement towards the Iranian regime.


This appointment on May 21 comes at a critical time for the clerical regime, which faces internal and external challenges. The Assembly of Experts, according to Iran’s constitution, is tasked with overseeing the Supreme Leader’s performance, dismissing him if necessary, and selecting his successor.


Assadi, previously imprisoned in Germany and Belgium, criticized the conditions of his detention, alleging severe violations of his rights. Kazem Gharibabadi, head of the judiciary’s Human Rights Office, joined Assadi in condemning Germany and Belgium for treating the diplomat. Gharibabadi, whose role includes defending the human rights record of Iran’s judiciary—an institution noted for having the world’s highest execution rate relative to its population—spoke out against the European countries’ actions.


The 40-minute deluge resulted in extensive damage and numerous casualties, highlighting the city’s inadequate infrastructure and poor urban planning. In Mashhad and the surrounding Khorasan Razavi province, the death toll from the devastating flood has risen to 19, with several individuals still unaccounted for. The worst-hit areas include streets 69 and 71 in the Sepah District, where ground floors of residential buildings have been inundated, with water levels reaching the ceilings in some homes