Iran Regime Admits Failing to Censor Internet
By Mahmoud Hakamian The Iranian Regime has unsuccessfully tried to censor internet use in Iran, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani admitted on Monday, without condemning the...
Iran: Environmental Crises Worsen Because of Regime’s Misconduct
By Shahriar Kia The Iranian regime has been spreading its influence across the region for years. It has spent billions on fuelling conflicts, supporting...
Rouhani Admits There Is No Free Press in Iran
By Staff Writer Iran regime’s president Hassan Rouhani acknowledged that there is no such thing as a free press in Iran, during a meeting...
Alarming Statistics: 800,000 of Iran’s Children Suffer from Malnutrition
By Staff Writer In Iran’s southern port city of Chabahar, the prevalence of malnutrition is so high, that according to state-run IRNA news agency...
Iran regime’s desperate censoring of cyberspace
By Staff Writer The Attorney General of Iran’s regime: not managing our cyberspace will lead to things getting worse than they already are. These...
Governor of Sistan & Baluchestan: Drought Is Worse Than Earthquake Here
By Mohammad Sadat Khansari According to the governor of Sistan & Baluchestan, the drought in this province is worse than earthquake, because “it receives much...
Iran Has 5 Years Before It Reaches Its Peak of Water Crisis
By Shahriar Kia On 2nd January, a gathering was held in Razavi Khorasan, in which the current water situation in Iran’s east was discussed,...
5.9 Quake Hits Iran
By Staff Writer A 5.9-magnitude earthquake hit Gilan-e Gharb in Kermanshah, Iran, on Sunday, January 6, injuring at least 100 people and severely damaging...
The Crises Facing Iran Regime
By Staff Writer 2018 was a challenging year for the Iranian Regime, from widespread anti-regime protests to international sanctions, both of which have done...
Editorial: Summary of the Past Twelve Months in Iran
The people of Iran’s desire for freedom, human rights, democracy and peace has been made very evident over the past twelve months. They have...
