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Niloufar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi, two Iranian journalists well known for their reporting on Mahsa Amini's killing and their subsequent detention, were released from prison on bail of 100 billion Iranian rials (200 thousand dollars) following more than a year in custody. Their release was widely

The incident took place amid the widespread protests over the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian woman who died in the hospital after being arrested by the country’s morality police.

The Wests greatest blind spot concerning Irans nuclear program can perhaps be summed up in one word — Mahdism. The Muslim doctrine of Mahdism revolves around an eschatological figure — the Mahdi, or "Rightly Guided One"—who vanquishes evil and ushers

Iranian strategy in the Middle East has long centered on nurturing regional proxies and partners — a so-called “Axis of Resistance” — to mount an existential threat to Israel by encircling it in a ring of fire. The bloody war between Israel and Hamas sparked by the latter’s Oct. 7 massacre is the first large-scale implementation of this Axis of Resistance doctrine. Quds Force commander Esmail Ghaani’s lasting contribution will be the network’s entry into the battlefield in a compre...

The government was trying to revoke the citizenship of publisher Trevor Ncube because his father was born in Zambia. Zimbabwe did not allow dual citizenship. Ncube said he had been told about this in October 2006 when he went to renew his passport. He said he was told by the immigration official that his Zimbabwean

Palestinian militia fighters continued to use more sophisticated tactics to target Israeli forces throughout the Gaza Strip on December 5...

THIS PAGE WILL BE UPDATED WITH THE LATEST NEWS UPDATE: 8:00 AM CET The Four-Decade War Between Iran’s Regime and the Resistance   During a speech in

Ayoub Karimi, an Iranian-Kurdish prisoner of conscience who has been held in Qezelhesar prison in Karaj for the past 14 years, was executed on November 29, according to human rights watchdogs. 

An Iranian newspaper's publication of a classified document outlining the state's plans to deploy thousands of "volunteers" to enforce the country's hijab law has revealed a cover-up over responsibility for the intrusive squads of women harassing commuters.

In a bold act of defiance, an Iranian judge at the 2023 World Wushu Championships in the United States appeared without the mandatory hijab, igniting a controversy back home where the head scarf has become a flashpoint in a battle for women's rights.