The Iranian regime’s parliament has approved the internet censorship bill in a bid to control Iran’s restive society.
Israel blames Iran for attack on tanker off Oman coast that killed two
A Briton and a Romanian were killed when an Israeli-managed petroleum product tanker came under attack on Thursday off the coast of Oman, the company said on Friday, in an incident that Israel’s …
Afghan politicians, activists blame Iran of assisting terrorists in Afghanistan
Several Afghan politicians and civil society activists on Thursday, blamed the Iran government for financial support to the Taliban and other insurgent groups for creating unrest in Afghanistan.
France moves on, ‘sad’ Iran heads home in men’s basketball
Arsalan Kazemi spoke sadly and not because his Olympics were over. It’s because Iran was never really ready when they started. France is moving on and Iran is headed home in men’s basketball, with the …
Israel blames Iran over lethal attack on oil tanker off Oman
Two crew members of an oil tanker managed by a prominent Israeli businessman’s company were killed in an attack off Oman, the vessel’s London-based operator said Friday, with Israel blaming Iran.
How to Counter Iran’s Missiles and Proxies
What seems clear, though, is that the U.S. is unlikely to secure a broader agreement that addresses Iran’s missile arsenal and network of heavily armed proxy forces. Finding other ways of containing …
How to Counter Iran’s Missiles and Proxies
What seems clear, though, is that the U.S. is unlikely to secure a broader agreement that addresses Iran’s missile arsenal and network of heavily armed proxy forces. Finding other ways of containing …
Iran-Syria Inclusive Deal to Take Effect in 3 Months: Qalibaf
Speaker of the Iranian Parliament Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf unveiled plans for the implementation of an inclusive agreement with Syria within the next three months.
Power supply to Makran normalised by Iran: Azhar
PM stresses provision of improved facilities Power supply to Makran normalised by Iran: Azhar Sindh decides to impose lockdown in Karachi till August 8 Sindh postpo …
Murder Trial in Sweden Could Shine Unsavory Light on Iran’s New President
Nearly 3,000 miles from Tehran where mass executions were carried out in 1988, a murder trial in Sweden could produce new revelations that complicate life for Iran’s president-elect.