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On July 30, in the central Iranian city of Isfahan, farmers gathered at Khorasgan Square to protest against severe water shortages and the government’s failure to address their demands.

Iran Faces Rising Protests Amid Severe Water Shortages and Brutal Repression

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In a compelling interview with Simay Azadi TV, Javaid Rehman, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Iran, highlighted the urgent need for justice regarding the crimes against humanity and genocide committed in Iran during the 1980s.

UN Special Rapporteur Calls for Accountability Over Iran’s 1980s Atrocities

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Javaid Rehman, the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran, has released a final, comprehensive report urging an international mechanism to investigate and prosecute those responsible for the "atrocity crimes" committed in Iran.

UN Calls for Accountability over Iran’s Atrocity Crimes

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On July 28, Masoud Pezeshkian was quietly appointed as the new president of Iran’s regime.

New President of Iran’s Regime Inaugurated Amid Strict Directives

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Amid a severe power crisis, the Iranian regime has shut down most government offices and banks as of Sunday, July 28, to address widespread power outages.

Power Crisis in Iran: Widespread Outages and Public Discontent

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On July 21, Massoud Pezeshkian, the incoming president of the Iranian regime, made controversial remarks in the Majlis (parliament), claiming, “Dear people who came, despite the propaganda that was made to keep them from coming to the ballot boxes, they came and gave a strong punch to the mouths of those who were sitting abroad and inside the country and were doing propaganda.”

Pezeshkian’s futile mission to save the mullahs’ regime

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On July 28, Masoud Pezeshkian was quietly appointed as the new president of Iran’s regime.

Khamenei Appoints Pezeshkian Amidst Factional Disputes

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In July 1988, the National Liberation Army (NLA) of Iran launched a monumental campaign known as Operation Eternal Light.

Resistance Units commemorate Operation Eternal Light across Iran

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In a significant move, the United States Senate introduced Resolution 599 on March 20, 2024, focusing on the protection of Iranian political refugees, including former female political prisoners, residing in Ashraf-3 in Albania.

US Senate Resolution Aims to Protect Iranian Political Refugees in Albania

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Despite ongoing internal power struggles within Iran's leadership over the formation of a new government, the regime remains acutely aware of the existential threats posed by domestic dissent and the influence of external enemies.

Iran’s Leadership Struggles with Internal Power and External Threats

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