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On Tuesday, November 14, 2023, a significant event unfolded on Capitol Hill, as a Congressional briefing focused on Iran’s clandestine influence operations both globally and within its borders.

Capitol Hill Briefing Sheds Light on Iran’s Covert Influence and Terrorism

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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 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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On November 13, the Iranian regime’s parliament has taken steps to increase surveillance over its citizens, particularly focusing on their online activities.

Iran Advances Surveillance Program to Monitor Citizens’ Online Activities

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In the complex geopolitical landscape of the Middle East, the ongoing Gaza conflict, with its intricate web of causes and consequences, continues to impact those in Gaza profoundly.

Iranian Regime’s Strategic Maneuvers Amid Gaza Conflict: A Closer Look

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In a compelling address during a Senate briefing in Washington, D.C., on October 26, retired General Wesley Clark, the former Supreme Allied Commander of US forces in Europe, vocally criticized the Iranian regime.

Regime Change in Iran: General Wesley Clark Presents a Case to...

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On October 26, a cross-partisan Senate briefing became the stage for a fervent call to reevaluate U.S. policy towards Iran.

Former Security Advisor Jones Calls for End to Appeasement of Iranian...

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In cities across Iran, retirees from various sectors have taken to the streets in a resounding protest against deteriorating living conditions and neglect of their demands by the government.

Retirees Across Iran Protest Against Pension Crisis and Government Corruption

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