former Algerian Prime Minister Sid Ahmed Ghozali.

By Staff Writer

The Iranian people will soon achieve the freedom they have been fighting for, according to former Algerian Prime Minister Sid Ahmed Ghozali.

Iran Regime’s Land Bridge to the Mediterranean Must Be Blocked
attack on al-Harra, southeast of the town of Albu Kamal in Syria

By Staff Writer

As a result of an attack on al-Harra, southeast of the town of Albu Kamal in Syria, there were several deaths and injuries.

Iran: Suppressive Forces Must Be Sanctioned

By Staff Writer

At the end of last year, millions of Iranians took to the streets to protest against the Iranian regime and its corruption and mis-management of the country’s resources.

 

Behzad Naziri

Behzad Naziri

At the beginning of this year, massive protests shook more than 140 cities in Iran; some of which represent the ongoing strikes of various social groups.

Ali Khamenei

By Amir Taghati

On Wednesday, it was widely reported that Iran regime’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei had spoken out publicly against the notion of Iranian compliance with the standards put in place by the Financial Action Task Force.

Hassan Rouhani

By Staff Writer

Iran regime’s president, Hassan Rouhani, has issued a letter to the citizens of the country in an attempt to provide reassurance for the people’s widespread concerns. In the letter, he warned the regime’s different parties against “abusing” the dire economic situation.

Shahin Gobadi

Shahin Gobadi

Bloomberg News on June 19, published an interview with Reza Pahlavi, the son of a former Iranian dictator who was overthrown by the Iranian people.

Resistance in Iran Continues

By Staff Writer

Resistance in Iran is growing and becoming more and more prevalent. At the end of last year, protests erupted all over the country and turned into the biggest uprising in Iran in recent years. The protests are still continuing to this day and they are not set to stop any time soon.

Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran
Shoemakers Strike, Workers, Academics, Students and Lawyers Protest

Iran Uprising - No. 174

On Monday, June 18, hundreds of shoe manufacturers and their workers in Tehran closed their shops in protest of the regime's devastating policies and rallied on Bagh-e Sepahsalar Ave. They objected to the cost of the needed materials and the employment of non-Iranian workers in this industry, which has caused unemployment and a dire livelihood for thousands of them.

Sanctions Must Exploit Iran’s Weaknesses
Sanctions Must Exploit Iran’s Weaknesses

By Staff Writer

Last month, US President Donald Trump announced that the United States is exiting the nuclear deal. His decision came after months of speculation and the Europeans were practically begging him to keep the deal intact. However, Trump refused to bow down to the Europeans and announced his decision, justifying it with a huge list of examples of Iran’s belligerence.