By Hamid Enayat
On Monday, a coalition committed to the overthrow of Iran’s theocratic regime concluded a three-day virtual summit that gave voice to the country’s pro-democracy activists and offered policy recommendations for all governments that oppose Tehran’s malign activities.
By Pooya Stone
Like any other strata in Iran’s society, the retirees are oppressed, and their rights are neglected too. The first injustice is about their payment, which is not even reaching the minimum costs of their livelihood and is several times lower than the poverty line.
By Jubin Katiraie
The cries and threats by Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani against the chairman of the Central Bank of Iran to bring back the exported currency dollars have no end in sight.
By Pooya Stone
While Iran is faced with economic warfare, 1,460 factories have been shut down by the country’s banks, according to the head of the paramilitary Basij force for laborers and factories Ali Hossein Ra’yati-Far.
By Jubin Katiraie
There is a lot of discussion and speculation these days in both the international and Iranian state media about the regime’s 25-year deal with China.
By Pooya Stone
On Friday, hundreds of thousands of Iranians living both inside Iran and throughout the Iranian diaspora tuned into satellite broadcasts and online streams of the Free Iran Global Summit.
By Jubin Katiraie
There is good reason to believe that Iran is closer than it has ever been to the overthrow of its theocratic dictatorship.
By Jubin Katiraie
In the capital of Iran, Tehran, there exist 50 worn-out and dilapidated hospitals, all of which are more than 50 and sometimes 80 years old – a hospital that could become the cemetery of its medical staff who work in these buildings.
By Pooya Stone
The Iranian regime executed two Kurdish prisoners in the central prison of Urmia on Tuesday on the intentionally vague charge of waging war on God (Moharebeh).
