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EPA-EFE/Doug Mills The Israeli government is concerned about the policy of President Joe Biden’s new US administration toward Iran and its allies. As we will see, these concerns are justified as Iran continues to engage in illegal activities and destabilizing actions in the Middle East. Biden last week addressed fellow world leaders attending a virtual gathering of the Munich Security Conference. He spoke briefly about Iran and reiterated his intention to return of the United States to the J...

Traces of radioactivity were found recently at two Iranian sites where Tehran has reported no nuclear activity.

UNPO joins global call for urgent action on arbitrarily detained minority rights defenders in Iran 36 civil society and human rights organizations, including the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO), have jointly made an urgent appeal to the international community to secure the release of Kudish acitvists and others arbitrarily detained in Iran. The UNPO has long been campaiging for recognition of the grave danger than Iranian minority rights defenders face, both in Iran and ...

We, the undersigned 36 civil society and human rights organizations, call for the urgent attention of the international community to an ongoing wave of arbitrary arrests, incommunicado detention, and enforced disappearances by the Iranian authorities, targeting scores of people from Iran’s disadvantaged Kurdish minority in the provinces of Alborz, Kermanshah, Kurdistan, Tehran, and West Azerbaijan.

Kolbars: Quest for a livelihood on the Iran-Iraq border ends in tragedy Mehmed Salih Bedirxan The tragedy of the Kolbars, those who transport smuggled goods on their back between Iran and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) is bleak. In 2020 alone, 56 Kolbars died and 167 were injured, according to data provided by Iran-based human rights organisations. The illegal transportation of goods on the Iran-KRG border - "kolberi" in Persian - has become a source of income for thous...

>> tonight on "worldfocus" -- success, former president bill clinton makes a surprise visit to north korea and wins the release of two american journalists, but his talks with north korean leaders didnt stop there. in australia, police say they have broken up a terrorist plot in which extremists plan to invade a military base and kill until they were themselves are killed. we will tell you who they say is behind the threat. in sudan, what this woman is doing is considered so scan...