by Saeed
Earlier this month, President Donald Trump waived a number of sanctions against Iran in keeping with the 2015 nuclear deal but he warned Congress and European allies that it would be the last time he does this unless several changes are made to the severely flawed agreement. The next sanctions waivers are due in May.
by Armin Baldwin
Since the very start of the Iranian revolution, Iran’s neighbours in the Middle East have tried to keep in its good books. Other nations wanted a good relationship with Iran.
History and geographical position was important and a common ground for a potentially blossoming relationship. However, things did not pan out too well for many of the neighbours.
by Azita Carlson
The people of Iran decided, at the end of last month, to take to the streets to protest against the corrupt and negligent regime that is destroying their nation. The people are getting poorer and poorer, yet billions of dollars are sent abroad to fund terrorism, to support and arm various militias and proxy groups.
by Staff writer, SF
At the end of December last year, the people of Iran took to the streets to protest against the corrupt and tyrannical regime that has been in place for almost four decades. The people have had enough of being repressed and are angry that the unemployment levels and economic situation is so serious.
by Navid Felker
According to a report obtained by Fox News, Iran has aggressively pursued its ballistic missile program since agreeing to the 2015 nuclear deal, regularly launching nuclear-capable missiles. Some 23 missiles, as many as 16 of them nuclear-capable, have been launched since signing the deal.
by Atousa Pilger
According to the Secretary of Iran’s Guardian Council, Ahmad Jannati, orders have come from Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to “do something about cyberspace.”
State-run Tasnim news agency reports that the comments came at a joint session of the Assembly of Experts January 25th.
by Azita Carlson
The relationship between President Trump and the 2015 Iran nuclear deal has been a rocky one. During the election campaign, Trump spoke very negatively about the nuclear deal and said that he would scrap it if he took office. He has not scrapped it so far, but then again, he didn’t promise to do it immediately.
by Saeed
On Wednesday, the World Economic Forum was held in Davos, Switzerland. At the event, officials from Gulf Arab states took the opportunity to slam Iran for its destabilising behaviour in the Middle East.
Iran, however, was not at the event this year. Normally Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran’s foreign minister, attends the annual forum.
by Navid Felker
Some Iranian dissidents have bravely decided to speak out about their sad and difficult struggles in Iran. They spoke to Breitbart News and told their stories about the reality of life in Iran under the current regime. Of course, those still living in Iran felt unable to provide their surnames for fear of reprisals from the authorities.
by Azita Carlson
A large number of investors and domestic deposit holders have lost millions in Iran. Banks have collapsed, there have been several bankruptcies, financial institutes are in chaos and the social security system is in tatters.
