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Tag: Iran
Iran’s Protests Are No Longer About Women’s Rights
The death in custody of a 22-year-old woman, in Iran, following her arrest by the Islamic Republic’s Morality Police, sparked angry demonstrations, which spread throughout the country and turned violent. So what is happening in Iran, how can this be interpreted, and are the demonstrations still about Iranian human rights? The death of Mahsa Amini Read More…
Syria Is Under An Israeli-US-UK Sponsored Attack, Yet Nobody Utters A Word
The United States, the EU, UK, and Israel are all waging a multi-pronged attack against the Syrian State and its people, however, this reality is never reflected in Western media. This is a silent war, which nobody even knows is going on. It is often reported, despite the coverage being extremely limited, that the Israeli Read More…
Iraq Heads Towards Chaos As Sadr Supporters Revolt
Popular Shia cleric, Moqtada al-Sadr, declared on Monday that he had withdrawn from political life completely, closing down most of his party’s offices. Soon after Sadr supporters stormed Iraqi government buildings and fears have grown of a large-scale violent conflict erupting. The Joint Operations Command of the Iraqi security forces announced a 15:30 curfew in Read More…
US Threatens Iran Again As Nuclear Deal Almost Reached
After a final proposal draft text for the revival of the 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal was presented to both the United States and Iran, the US has threatened Iran with further enforcement of sanctions. Iran has responded to the proposal by urging US flexibility. Despite US President, Joe Biden, pledging to revive the Iran nuclear Read More…
Iraqi Parliament Stormed By “Anti-Iran Protesters” — What’s Really Going On?
On Wednesday Iraqi protesters, loyal to Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, stormed the nation’s parliament in protest of the nomination of Mohammed al-Sudani for Prime Minister. Reported by the Western media as a movement of the “masses”, were the protesters truly representative of a movement opposed to Iranian influence in Iraqi affairs as Western media suggest? Read More…






