Are we on the verge of World War 3 after Israel and Iran fire missiles?
Israel fired drones at Iran after being bombarded with 300 drones and missiles, sparking fears of escalation in the Middle East.
Source: metro.co.uk
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Israel and Iran's apparent strikes give new intelligence to both militaries
WASHINGTON (AP) — Israel has demonstrated its military dominance over rival Iran Its apparent accuracy is striking It struck military and nuclear targets
Source: hantsjournal.ca
Pentagon budget woes: Too little, too late, as GOP defense hawks chafe at spending caps negotiated last year
Daily on Defense: Pentagon faults Congress for anemic budget, DNI Haines says Putin winning, Hur faces cross-examination over Biden documents case
Falls Church United States New York Columbia University Carnegie Endowment For International Peace District Of Columbia
Source: washingtonexaminer.com
Iran's take on democracy and the Iranians that refused to play along
The election results indicate that conservative politicians will dominate the next parliament, which is scarcely surprising given the tightly controlled procedures.
Source: jpost.com
Nation's intelligence chiefs to tell Congress world remains a dangerous place
Daily on Defense: Worldwide threats detailed, vote on TikTok ban expected, DOD budget getting mere 1% increase, UFO report finds nothing strange
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace District Of Columbia United States Marymount University Israel General New York
Source: washingtonexaminer.com
Polls Open In Iran Amid Voter Apathy And Crackdown On Those Calling For Boycott
Iranians have begun voting in two elections that will usher in a new parliament and Assembly of Experts as opinion polls project a low turnout amid calls for a boycott of what many see as "engineered" balloting.
Source: rferl.org
Iran braces for low elections turnout as calls for resistance vote fall on deaf ears
Iran is scrambling to boost turnout ahead of legislative elections on March 1, but calls on voters to show up to the polls may be falling on deaf ears as Iranians grapple with an ailing economy, growing political distrust and a quashed protest movement.
Source: egyptindependent.com
Killing Of Street Sweeper Puts Spotlight On Iranian Leader's 'Fire At Will' Approach
The killing of a young Afghan street sweeper in the Iranian capital has led to suggestions that he fell victim to "one of the regime's fire-at-will nightcrawlers."
Source: rferl.org
Iran Cracks Down On Calls For Election Boycott
Several people have been detained in Iran for allegedly calling for a boycott of parliamentary and Assembly of Experts elections scheduled for March 1.
Source: rferl.org
German-Iranian Woman Returned To Tehran Prison After Medical Furlough Cut Short
A German-Iranian woman has been ordered back to jail in Tehran after several weeks of medical leave despite mounting concerns over her health, her daughter said on February 29.
Source: rferl.org