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Have it. But were not going to wait. We cant wait seven months to aju adjudicate these kinds of cases. A lot of developments to talk about as the president gets ready to head to florida for a Campaign Rally before spending the rest of the thanksgiving holiday at his maralago resort. Joining me now from capitol hill is garrett haake. Also with us, former u. S. Ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul, an msnbc International Affairs analyst. Good to see you guys. Garrett, what do we know so far about ...

A mouthpiece of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Intelligence Organization acknowledged the impact of Iran's Resistance on igniting both Iranian

In a move aimed at further restricting media activities within its borders, the clerical regime in Iran has recently implemented new regulations governing

Three-minute read The London-based Asharq Al-Awsat has published an article about the Iranian regime's strategy in Syria. The introduction of the article

The Islamic Republic's disorganized messaging on Israel tensions reflects its fear of public backlash, revealing internal coordination gaps and anxiety over criticism

Anthony John "Tony" Abbott, Australia's 28th prime minister, has proven to be a controversial figure both at home and abroad. He has been known for a

An Iranian lawmaker says authorities are discussing introducing financial penalties for the violation of the mandatory hijab rule as a way to depart from physical coercion or criminal action against perceived perpetrators.

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(Beirut) – Iranian authorities have recently escalated executions at an alarming rate, including those of Farhad Salimi and Mohammed Ghobadlou on January 23, with at least 11 people at imminent risk, many of them from minority communities, Human Rights Watch said today. At least 11 prisoners face the death penalty on political or security-related charges that under international law should never result in the death penalty, a grave violation of the right to life. Prisoners at imminent risk wer...

Iranian authorities have recently escalated executions at an alarming rate, including Farhad Salimi and Mohammed Ghobadlou on January 23, and at least 11 people at imminent risk, many of them from minority communities, Human Rights Watch said today.