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Iran announced the missile during state ceremonies marking the anniversary of a 1982 battle at Khorramshahr, part of their brutal war with Iraq. 

Niloofar Hamedi and Elahe Mohammadi, two women journalists who reported about Mahsa Amini’s death and have been in jail since September 2022, will stand trial at the end of May, according to the Iranian judiciary. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) joins its affiliate, the Tehran Province Journalists Association (TPJA), in demanding that the trial be held in open court and renews its call on the Iranian authorities to release all journalists and media workers held behind bars.

A significant portion, comprising at least 50%, of Iran's population, which exceeds 42 million people, belongs to the working class and is either homeless or residing as tenants.

Nobel laureate Jennifer Doudna, Oscar-winner Tom Hanks, Admiral Michael Mullins among those recognized

European wave of teachers’ strikes over pay, funding and workload in Germany, Romania, Hungary, Northern Cyprus, and Finland; continuing Iranian cost-of-living protests by pensioners, rail and petrochemical workers face state repression including executions; autoworkers at Tenneco in South Africa continue their indefinite strike for pay parity and the reinstatement of 87 sacked strikers

7 Executions Today, 11 Executions in the Last 4 Days Persistent Transfer of Death Row Inmates to Solitary Confinement Protest Gathering by Families of

Iran and Iranian-backed militias facilitated the travel of Iranian religious pilgrims into Syria, possibly to expand Iranian influence in...

  TEHRAN- Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, on a two-day official visit to Jakarta, on Tuesday planted a sapling with his Indonesian counterpart Joko Widodo as a sign of peace and friendship between Tehran and Jakarta after receiving a 21-gun salute from cannon. Discovered in 1993 in Indonesia, Pohon Kayu Ulin is considered one of the […]

Reporting from the front lines of Mohammed bin Salman's stupefyingly ambitious mass experiment in modernization, reform, and control

Fifty-two Americans, spending their first day in freedom after a 14½-month ordeal of captivity in Iran, were paid a visit by former President Jimmy Carter.