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Iran's Regime May Finally Have Gone Too Far - Vimarsana News

Iran's Regime May Finally Have Gone Too Far

When Mahsa Amini was picked up by Iran's notorious morality police on Sept. 13, the 22-year-old had no way of knowing she would spark protests all over Iran.

The Ukraine war has made Iran and Russia allies in economic isolation. Here's how. - Vimarsana News

The Ukraine war has made Iran and Russia allies in economic isolation. Here's how.

A now heavily-sanctioned Russia may seem a weakened strategic partner for Iran; however, the imposition of western sanctions and the demonization of Russia may bring Moscow and Tehran closer as mutual enemies of the United States and NATO-led international framework.

Putin travels Iran, outrage over hijab enforcement, & more - Vimarsana News

Putin travels Iran, outrage over hijab enforcement, & more

Russian President Putin’s trip to Iran has been rebuked by U.S. officials. Increasing enforcement of the compulsory hijab in Iran has also spurred widespread outrage, and a celebrated filmmaker has been imprisoned.

Siamak Namazi Pleads for Biden to Secure His Freedom - Vimarsana News

Siamak Namazi Pleads for Biden to Secure His Freedom

Siamak Namazi has become the longest-held Iranian American prisoner in Iran, with a detention that has spanned three different U.S. administrations, including President Obama, President Trump, and now President Biden. Today, The New York Times ran an opinion piece authored by Siamak beseeching the B

Oil producers usually tame soaring prices by turning on the taps but it may not work this time. - Vimarsana News

Oil producers usually tame soaring prices by turning on the taps but it may not work this time.

Oil-consuming nations wait with bated breath as the OPEC cartel meets once again this week to decide whether to pump more crude into the market to tame runaway prices.

Source: kyma.com