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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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In a turn of events, the uprisings of November 2019 and 2022 in Iran have shed light on the pivotal role of women in leading protests against the country's oppressive regime.

Women Lead the Charge: The Story of Iran’s 2019 and 2022...

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As Iran commemorates the fourth anniversary of the 2019 nationwide protests, a wave of targeted actions by rebellious youth is sweeping across the country, challenging the regime's centers of repression and terrorism.

Iran Marks Fourth Anniversary of 2019 Protests with Renewed Acts of...

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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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As the world grapples with the ongoing tragedies in Gaza, the office of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is increasingly recognized as the epicenter of global terrorism and warmongering.

Iranian Regime’s Warmongering Exposed Amid Gaza Tragedies

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In November 2019, Iran was set ablaze by an uprising that rapidly spread across numerous cities. Initially dismissed by the clerical regime as a misguided emotional response of the youth, the protests quickly escalated, revealing deep-seated economic and political grievances.

Iran’s November 2019 Uprising: A Struggle for Recognition and Change

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On October 16, Josep Borrel, the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the EU Commission, took a significant diplomatic step.

Western Policy: EU’s Dialogue with Iran Amidst Regional Tensions

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In a recent tragic event at an Iranian drug rehabilitation camp in Langrud, a devastating fire claimed the lives of numerous individuals struggling with addiction.

Iran’s Drug Rehabilitation Tragedy: A Reflection of Regime Negligence

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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 sweeping move, Iranian leaders have intensified their campaign to consolidate power, extending their purge to the Parliament after cleansing universities and lower-level government positions of those not fully aligned with the regime.

Iran’s Regime Tightens Grip: Parliamentary Members Disqualified in Pre-Election Purge

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