Nariman Hadpour: A Teacher Tortured with Shockers for a Forced Confession
Nariman Hadpour Seraj, a 31-year-old English teacher, was arrested at around 10 p. m. on Wednesday, January 7, in Tehran’s Tehransar neig ...
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Three Iranians in Silicon Valley face US trade secrets charges
Three Iranians working as engineers in Silicon Valley were charged with stealing sensitive trade secrets from leading US technology firms and transferring confidential data to unauthorized locations, including Iran, US authorities said on Thursday.
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US lawmaker opposes escalation of tensions with Iran
ParsToday - A US lawmaker, while explicitly opposing the escalation of tensions against Iran, emphasized that the authority to declare war rests exclusively with Congress and that the US President does not have such a right.
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Iran elected as Vice-Chair of the UN Charter Special Committee
ParsToday - Iran's election as Vice-Chair of the UN Charter Special Committee and a member of the bureau of this legal body has strengthened the active position of the Islamic Republic of Iran in defending the principles of the United Nations Charter.
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Trump signals Iran deal deadline as reports point to limited strike plans
US President Donald Trump on Thursday warned Iran it must reach a meaningful nuclear agreement with the United States within two weeks or face consequences, as reports indicate Washington is considering limited strikes to force a deal.
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IRGC moves to tighten internet controls after protest crackdown
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards intelligence chief has confirmed he is driving efforts to tighten restrictions on social media, linking the initiative directly to the country’s security apparatus and the expansion of the so-called “national internet.
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Iran steps up crackdown on women footballers after protest resignations
Pressure by Iranian authorities on women footballers has intensified following resignations from the national team in protest at the quashing of nationwide protests with deadly force, people familiar with the matter told Iran International.
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Big promises, bigger problems: governance after the Islamic Republic
Iran stands at a pivotal moment. If political change brings institutional reform, the country could break decades of stagnation and return to sustained growth. But without credible governance, any transition risks replacing one failed equilibrium with another.
