Category: 1. Iran

More than 30 lawmakers have called for his dismissal, signaling a deepening power struggle masked only briefly by calls for post-war unity.

Hardliners accuse relative moderate Pezeshkian of overstepping his authority and plotting to steer the…

TEHRAN- The recent resignation of all members of the United Nations Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory epitomizes the fraught intersection of human rights accountability, geopolitical confrontation, and organizational…

Why it matters:

The developments mark a dangerous erosion of Syrian sovereignty and point to a broader Israeli strategy to fragment Syria, particularly in the south. 

The big picture:

Since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s…

Why it matters:

The meeting highlights the ongoing efforts by Iran and India to strengthen their bilateral relations amidst regional tensions, particularly in the context of the recent Israeli-imposed war against Iran.

The…

Ten years ago, on July 14, I joined my counterparts from China, France, Germany, Russia, the United Kingdom, the United States and the European Union to announce the conclusion of a unique achievement of diplomacy, bringing a peaceful end to an…

The European Council said the designations target actors “responsible for committing serious human rights violations and abuses on behalf of Iranian state bodies outside of Iran,” including extrajudicial killings and arbitrary executions.