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In a move that has ignited widespread criticism both domestically and internationally, the Iranian government, led by Ebrahim Raisi, has officially declared the use of Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) illegal.

Iran’s VPN Ban Sparks Widespread Critique and Concerns Over Information Freedom

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To oversee the regime’s elections on Friday, March 1, the Social Headquarters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) made significant efforts across various cities and many villages and locations where the regime’s supporters cast their votes.

Understanding the Figures: Unmasking Iran’s 8.2% Voter Turnout in Regime Elections

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As the clock ticks past 5 pm, a mere nine hours into the voting process, Iran finds itself grappling with an alarming issue – an overwhelmingly low turnout.

Iran’s Election Day Turmoil: Low Turnout, Vote Buying, and Suppression Tactics...

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In a historic display of unity, Iranians across the nation voiced their rejection of the regime's fraudulent elections, marking a significant setback for Khamenei and the Velayat-e Faqih regime.

Iranians United: A Resounding ‘No’ to the Khamenei Sham Election

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In a shocking revelation that has rocked the foundations of Iran's political landscape, recently leaked documents from the country's Majlis (parliament) have laid bare the extent of rampant corruption within the regime's legislative branch.

Iran’s Legislative Corruption Exposed in Leaked Documents

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A session titled “Human Rights Situation in Iran, Support for Iranian Women and Youth in the Fight for Freedom and Democracy” convened at the European Parliament in Brussels, initiated by Ms. Lucia Vuolo, an Italian member of the European Parliament.

Italian MEPs Host Meeting on Human Rights in Iran, Backing Iranian...

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In a significant gathering at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, Gianna Gancia, a distinguished Member of the European Parliament (MEP) from Italy, convened a roundtable discussion focused on the pressing issues facing Iran and the enduring struggle of its people for a democratic republic.

European Parliament Hosts Roundtable on Iran’s Democratic Struggle

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In a significant turn of events, Tehran has been reportedly urging restraint among its regional proxies, signaling a possible shift in its approach to the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.

Iran’s Proxy Restraint Amidst Escalation: A Complex Dance of Power and...

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In a striking revelation by the Ghiam Sarnegouni dissident group, documents sourced from a breach of the parliamentary server have exposed the Iranian regime's intent to funnel substantial state funds into religious and ideological propagation.

Iran’s Supreme Leader Directs Parliamentary Funding Towards Extremist Propaganda

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In a recent crackdown on political dissent, the Iranian regime's judiciary has once again underscored its relentless pursuit of silencing opposition voices.

Iran’s Judiciary Hands Severe Sentences to Female Dissidents Amid Ongoing Repression

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