RAMESH SEPEHRRAD | MAY 21, 2018 On December 28, 2017, a local protest over fast-rising prices of basic food staples in the northeastern holy city of Mashad quickly turned into a massive uprising, with people shouting, ...
Bloomberg | By Golnar Motevalli | April 18, 2018 “Solving the banking crisis is the priority for us now.” Ahmad, who runs an advertising agency in a busy commercial district of Tehran, has given up trying to ...
By Radio Liberty | April 12, 2018 In a report released on April 12, London-based international human rights watchdog Amnesty International said “more than half (51%) of all recorded executions in 2017 were carried out in ...
By Ellen Nakashima March 26, 2018 Last week the U.S. government announced indictments and sanctions against an Iranian hacker network involved in one of the largest state-sponsored hacking campaigns the United States has ever prosecuted. The nine Iranians named ...
January 9, 2018 Then, the cause was a rift within the regime. Now, the people are demanding an end to the regime. By Maryam Rajavi The protests in Iran send a cogent message: The clerical regime stands ...