Category: 1. Iran

Why it matters:

Baghaei’s remarks underscore Iran’s rejection of Israeli allegations, framing the issue within a broader critique of U.S. and Western support for Israel that perpetuates violence and instability in the…

Baghaei cited the Lavon Affair, which took place in Egypt in 1954, as an example. “The Zionist regime, exploiting Egyptian Jews, carried out a series of bombings and sabotage operations against non-civilian targets linked to the United States…

Despite claims that sanctions against Iran include humanitarian exemptions, the country’s health system continues to face severe and systemic disruption, says Dr. Ruth M. Gibson, a Stanford University health policy scholar specializing in the…

Tehran-based Fars news agency reported on Monday afternoon, citing local people about the missile test launch across different provinces in Iran. 

“Reports of missile test–launches are coming in in Khorramabad, Mahabad, Isfahan, Tehran, and…

Tehran-based Fars news agency reported on Monday afternoon, citing local people about the missile test launch across different provinces in Iran. 

“Reports of missile test–launches are coming in in Khorramabad, Mahabad, Isfahan, Tehran, and…

Tehran-based Fars news agency reported on Monday afternoon, citing local people about the missile test launch across different provinces in Iran. 

“Reports of missile test–launches are coming in in Khorramabad, Mahabad, Isfahan, Tehran, and…

Venezuela has reached its goal of producing 1.2 million barrels of crude oil per day this year, despite intensifying U.S. pressure and tanker seizures, said Vice President Delcy Rodriguez.

According to Anadolu’s Monday report citing Rodriguez,…

Why it matters:

Iran emphasized that U.S. actions against its nuclear program are illegal and that responsibility increasingly rests with Washington.

The big picture:

The U.S. has repeatedly accused Iran of pursuing…