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As we commemorate the anniversary of the Iranian people’s nationwide uprising on September 16, it is an occasion to reflect on the unwavering spirit and determination of a nation yearning for freedom.

From Fear to Determination: The Iranian People’s March Towards Democracy

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Years of seemingly stagnant talks between Iran and the U.S., punctuated by Tehran's reluctance to renegotiate the 2015 nuclear deal, have raised eyebrows globally.

The ‘September Document’: Tehran’s latest diplomatic dance with Washington

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As the anniversary of the founding of the People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK) is commemorated, it's pertinent to reflect on the enduring legacy and valor of this pivotal organization.

PMOI marks 58 years of resilient struggle for freedom in Iran

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New proposal for “national data centre” sparks concerns over transparency in...

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For the Iranian people and their unified Resistance movement, Tanter symbolized unyielding support during the most daunting challenges.

Professor Raymond Tanter: A beacon of hope for a free Iran

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As Iran heads towards its staged parliamentary elections, the political atmosphere within the regime has reached boiling point.

Deepening rifts in Iran: Khamenei’s call for unity ignores growing tensions

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Recent events have spotlighted Iran's troubling environmental situation stemming from oil leaks, primarily due to deteriorating pipelines.

Ageing pipelines cause environmental catastrophe in Iran’s Persian Gulf

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Iran is witnessing regular protests to inflation and high prices caused by regime policeis

New market for the Iranian Regime: Profiting from internet censorship

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Political prisoner Javad Rouhi was reported dead on Thursday at Nowshahr Prison by the Iranian regime's judiciary, a death that has garnered significant domestic and international scrutiny.

Death of political prisoner Javad Rouhi ignites controversy amid Iranian repression

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Once regarded as a sacred gesture for public welfare, the concept of "waqf" or endowments in Iran has morphed into a murky terrain of political control, enabling corruption at the highest echelons.

Endowments in Iran: A Legacy tainted by corruption and exploitation

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