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Eight key Iranian diaspora opposition figures will hold a meeting with the media at Georgetown University Friday titled: The Future of Iran’s Democracy Movement.

Iran has revealed an underground air force base called "Eagle 44" Tuesday saying it is the first of its kind large enough to house fighter jets.

Baluch Activists Campaign say a teenager arrested during protests has attempted suicide in Zahedan prison, southeast of Iran, due to severe physical, sexual and mental torture.

“You told me something I didn’t know about,” said Senator Todd Young (R) as he was jogging towards the US Senate building last month.

Amnesty International says Iranian regime’s refusal to acknowledge the 1988 prison massacres has led to decades of crimes and cover-ups to suppress any form of political opposition.

Iranians sang the protest song “Baraye” over rooftops and from windows Monday night after it won the first Grammy Award for Best Song for Social Change Sunday.

EU’s top diplomat Josep Borrell says that if Iran “took a further step in its military assistance to Russia” a nuclear deal with the West will be endangered.

A member of Iran’s Chamber of Commerce says the country conducts direct trade only with China, Russia, Turkey, UAE and Oman, and with others through intermediaries.

US Senate Select Committee On Intelligence is investigating why developers in Russia, China, Iran and North Korea had access to Facebook user data.

Relatives of political prisoners executed in Iran in 1988 insist that Oberlin College must expel a former Iranian UN envoy who covered up the mass killings.

Iranian human rights organizations, activists and defense lawyers have slammed a partial prisoner amnesty for protesters announced by the country’s ruler Ali Khamenei.

Amid various reports about the dire situation of some foreigners held in Iran, a French prisoner’s sister and his lawyer say that he has again gone on a hunger strike.

Shortly after reports surfaced that Iran plans to construct a drone factory in Russia, Ukrainian sources say Moscow intends to "swarm" Ukraine's air defenses.

A member of the European parliament and representative of the Dutch Labor Party has lashed out at Iranian Supreme Leader’s pardon for detained protesters saying he cannot fool the public.

While Iranians, both officials and ordinary people, are deeply concerned over the regime’s plan to liquidate public assets, the parliament has come to support the move.

The wife of President Ebrahim Raisi says, “all the controversy in Iran over the death of Mahsa Amini was nothing but intimidation by the United States.”

“A song can unite, inspire, and ultimately change the world,” the US first lady said before announcing the Grammy for Shervin Hajipour’s revolution song ‘Baraye.’

A medical office in the northeastern Iranian city of Kashmar has been sealed because the doctor objected to a woman harassing a patient over her “improper clothing”.

The head of Iranian National Tax Administration (INTA) has threatened a reporter who asked him why a sub-branch of the Revolutionary Guard does not pay taxes.

Several political prisoners in Iran have called for providing aid to the people of Khoy in Azarbaijan province where an earthquake last month devastated the city.

Recent protests in Iran were more widespread than in the past, an influential conservative has admitted, expressing surprise at the sharp international reaction.