
Last Day Of 2022 Can Signal New Phase Of Iran Protests
Iranians have planned a special protest rally for Saturday, December 31, while many started the protests Friday night, a day the regime sought to portray as a day of pro-government rallies.

Iranians have planned a special protest rally for Saturday, December 31, while many started the protests Friday night, a day the regime sought to portray as a day of pro-government rallies.

A top Sunni Muslim cleric in Iran has talked about love among all peoples and the importance of women’s rights, in an unprecedented sermon opposing the Shiite regime’s policies.

Air pollution in Iran’s capital Tehran and several other cities has reached alarming levels, prompting the government to issue warnings a close some schools.

Some of the highest-ranking Iranian clerics have protested to high inflation, sharply rising prices and the inept management of the markets by the government.

A military commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guard has threatened to attack any regional country which cooperates with Israel and provides bases to its military.

While the Islamic Republic is issuing harsh sentences for protesters, its government branches are stealthily setting new restrictions on free speech.

Air raid sirens sounded in Kyiv at 2:00 am Friday as a swarm of Iranian-made drones were headed towards targets in the capital of Ukraine and other locations.

How could Iranian officials miss the clear signs of an impending social explosion, at least since 2017, when the first angry antigovernment protests began?

President Joe Biden says he looks forward to working with the new Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to address many challenges, including threats from Iran.

The Islamic Republic’s currency rial has hit yet another low, sieving through the regime insiders who either remain in denial or blame the West for the catastrophic downfall.

Following the arrest of a leading Sunni cleric in Taybad, northeastern Iran, a group of Sunni and Shia youths in the city have called for a protest rally on Friday.

Benjamin Netanyahu was sworn in as Israel's prime minister with a hard-right cabinet promising to thwart Iran's nuclear program and beefing up Israel's military.

Memorial services for several protesters killed by security forces turned into new protests in several Iranian cities Thursday, including in the capital Tehran.

Italy’s prime minister has slammed the repression of protesters in Iran saying that issuing death penalty for demonstrators is “unacceptable and intolerable”.

As Russia launched its 10th large-scale missile attack on Ukraine Thursday, it also used Iranian-made drones to try to overwhelm Kyiv’s air defenses.

As US officials briefed the flagship New York Times on efforts to stop Iran sending drones to Russia, the Jerusalem Post played down “a new era of drone wars.”

Four Airbus A340s aircraft bound for Uzbekistan departed South Africa last week but diverted to Iran and now the country’s authorities say they have purchased them.

The military hierarchy of the Islamic Republic has once again threatened the United States and Israel saying it will “firmly” respond to any attack.

As the Islamic Republic of Iran seems to be searching for a way to resume suspended nuclear talks, Germany, one of the negotiating sides, is opposed at this time.

A former Islamic revolutionary who turned into an outspoken critic of the regime has said that Iran's ruler Ali Khamenei “is the biggest enemy” of the people.

Israel says its ability to strike Iranian nuclear sites has improved and attacks could happen in a few years, while Iran is entrenching near the Syrian capital.