The airstrikes in January set off a series of events that pushed the United States to the brink of war with Iran and led to a resolution in Iraq’s Parliament to expel American forces. The American …
Corruption Is a Job Qualification in Today’s Iran
Iran’s new speaker of parliament is widely known for being a crook—but a loyal one. The handover of municipal services to military officers makes clear how the president wants to wield power.
Black boxes from passenger flight destroyed over Iran going for analysis next month: UN agency
Iran will send the black boxes from a Ukrainian passenger jet shot down by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in January to France to be deciphered next month, the Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO …
From poisonings to beheadings, ‘honor killings’ in Iran gets a fresh spotlight with social media
Last week in the Kurdish-Iranian city of Kermanshah, an 18-year-old pregnant woman was forced to consume aluminum phosphide by her father and brothers in what human rights activists have deemed a …
The China-Russia-Iran Arms Alliance
Report: Iran Procuring Weapons Tech from Germany While E3 Watches
… the report blames for Germany’s decline in trade with Iran. Along with 2019 procurement trials that affected some business in Baden-Württemberg, “It has become even more difficult for …
Israel’s Annexation of the West Bank Would be a Gift to Iran
Beleaguered by regional tensions, the COVID-19 pandemic, and economic woes, Tehran could use anti-Israel sentiment to restore its reputation.
Why Iran’s F-14 Tomcats Would Be America’s First Targets in a War
If war breaks out, American forces likely will attempt to secure Gulf air space by destroying or suppressing Iran’s air forces. The regular Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force and the air wing of the …
Iraqi forces arrest fighters from Iran-backed militia
Iraqi officials said the group, intercepted late on Thursday night, had been planning attacks on Baghdad’s fortifi. The arrests are a shot across the bows of the unruly Tehran-linked militia groups …
Iran may finance private company projects in Iraq through credit bank account
Iraq is looking to strengthen its power network and import electricity from other countries, said the vice chairman of Iran Electrical Industry Syndicate Payam Bagheri, Trend reports via Mehr News …