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In a comprehensive briefing on Capitol Hill on November 14, Ambassador Lincoln Bloomfield Jr., a former Assistant Secretary of the U.S. State for Political-Military Affairs, delved deep into the shadowy realm of Iran's influence operations.

U.S. Expert Highlights Iran’s Covert Influence in the Middle East

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The trial of Hamid Nouri, a former Iranian prison guard, accused of involvement in the 1988 political prisoner massacre, has evolved into a formidable political and legal quagmire for Iran's regime.

Trial of Hamid Nouri: A Litmus Test for European Justice and...

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On October 23, the British Committee for Iran Freedom (BCfIF) and similar groups from Canada, the Netherlands, and Germany have called on their respective governments to designate the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization.

Global Parliamentary Groups Rally for IRGC’s Terrorism Designation

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In a concerning development in Iran, intelligence agents arrested Mahsa Basir Tavana, a mother of two, on Sunday, November 12, 2023.

Concerns Rise as Iranian Authorities Detain Relatives of Protest Victims

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In a shocking turn of events, Dr. Alejo Vidal-Quadras, former Vice President of the European Parliament and President of the International Committee In Search of Justice, narrowly escaped a terrorist attack in Madrid

Defending Freedom: Iranian Resistance Strongly Condemns Terrorist Act on European Leader...

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The human rights landscape in Iran is rapidly sliding into a severe crisis, with a stark increase in the number of arrests and executions in recent years.

Deteriorating human rights situation in Iran: Escalation in executions and arrests

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On October 3, Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Khalifa, kick-started the gas extraction expansion project in the colossal South Pars field a significant shared natural gas reservoir between Qatar and Iran.

South Pars Field: Qatar flourishes, Iran stumbles in gas extraction race

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The long-standing mullahs’ regime in Iran, which has been in power for over four decades, is exhibiting evident signs of decay and dysfunction.

Iran’s mullahs’ regime: A state in peril

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For decades, the people of Iran and the Middle East have lived through turbulent and violent times, largely thanks to the extremist regime in Tehran that relies on exporting crises to sustain itself.

Why Keeps the World Ignoring Iran’s Regime Threat

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As the first anniversary of the 2022 uprising nears, the Iranian regime is reportedly intensifying efforts to suppress potential protests, primarily targeting students from various universities. 

Wave of student summons in Iran ahead of uprising anniversary

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