Iran Politics News

Rather ironic that the officially sanctioned protests are commemorating the US supported Shah's security forces killing of three students. Of course the opposition will be protesting against clampdown by the present Iranian government and its repression. No doubt there will...

Thousands of riot police and Revolutionary Guard members armed with tear gas, batons and firearms were deployed outside Tehran University today to prevent student demonstrations backed by the opposition. The large security operation suggested that authorities planned to make good...

Iran said on Tuesday it has no faith in world powers and called on them to create conditions which would earn Tehran's trust before the Islamic Republic was willing to enter a nuclear fuel exchange deal.

Despite a heavy police presence in and around Tehran, demonstrators took to the streets on Monday to protest Iran's regime as the country marked a key national anniversary. Ordinarily, Students Day has been an annual observance of national pride, when...

Iran now has the technical capability to build a nuclear bomb and the only thing separating it from the bomb is the decision to go ahead and build one, said Brig.-Gen. Yossi Baidatz, head of Military Intelligence's research division, on...

Women's organizations have actively campaigned against such violence, but analysis of post-election violence must not look at abuse of women in isolation. Instead, it must highlight the way that difference – whether it be political opinion, religion, sexuality, or gender...

A number of schools were closed across the country following the outbreak of the disease,” he added. The deputy health minister also stated that Iran is ready to respond to the third wave of A/H1N1 virus and called on Iranians...

IsraelNN.com) A simulation conducted at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government over the weekend predicts that the United States will fail in its efforts to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, and will, for lack of other options, attempt to...

one for every hundred thousand Muslims in the country. Swiss Muslims keep a low profile, so as not to excite the numerous people in the country who hate and fear them. But since those people are numerous, a political party...