Category: 1. Iran

Unlike previous waves of unrest, the government has so far refrained from cutting nationwide internet access. Officials also appear keen to avoid an immediate crackdown that could further inflame public anger and broaden demonstrations.

Iran’s telecoms minister says the country has successfully repelled one of the most extensive cyberattacks ever launched against its communications infrastructure, stressing that the assault was neutralized through…

Violent clashes erupted in Iran’s Lordegan, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province, where groups of protesters gathered in different parts of the city and attacked public buildings.

Why it matters

The event highlighted the growing role of women in shaping global justice narratives amid ongoing conflicts and shifting international power dynamics.

The big picture

The conference was held on the eve of…

IS recently increased its attacks in areas of Syria controlled by the Damascus authorities, and was blamed for an attack last month in Palmyra that killed three Americans.

The interior ministry said in a statement it had information that IS…

In an end-of-year report, the bureau said mass killings, forced displacement, and the widespread destruction of basic infrastructure caused serious and long-term damage to population stability, economic and social conditions, and human rights…

The opening ceremony of Resistance Week and the commemoration of the sixth anniversary of the martyrdom of General Qassem Soleimani was held on Thursday at the Martyrs’ Cemetery in Kerman, with the strong and widespread participation of local…