US ‘Disappointed’ as UN Court Takes Up Iran Sanctions
The United States o said it was "disappointed" by the top UN court's ruling that it can take up Iran's ...
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UN Condemns Iran’s ‘Appalling’ Execution of Rezaiee, Young Offenders
The UN voiced outrage at Iran's execution of Mohammad Hassan Rezaiee, a man who was only 16 when he committed ...
It’s Time for a Human Rights-Based Foreign Policy With Iran
Ignoring human rights issues is no longer a viable solution. It is time to call on democratic nations to prioritize ...
Israel and UAE to Normalize Ties in ‘Historic’ US-Brokered Deal
Israel and the UAE agreed to normalize ties in a landmark US-brokered deal, only the third such accord the Jewish ...
Third of Afghans Estimated to Have Contracted Virus: Health Ministry
Nearly a third of Afghanistan's population -- or 10 million people -- has been infected with the coronavirus, according to ...
Unexpected Impacts: Cooperation and Conflict in Times of COVID-19
With governmental executives infected, delayed trade deals, and the destabilization of international partnerships, COVID-19 has serious implications, but the virus ...
Russian, Chinese Media Target Europeans With COVID-19 Fake News: Study
State-backed media outlets from China, Russia, Turkey, and Iran target Western readers with COVID-19 conspiracy theories, an Oxford study found.
Iran Reports Highest One-Day Toll Since Coronavirus Outbreak Began
With 162 coronavirus deaths on Monday, Iran saw its largest one-day toll since February. Cases have spiked since the country's ...
In Iran, ‘Anemic’ Response and US Sanctions Worsen Virus Outbreak
As the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps the globe, Iran has been among the countries hardest hit by the rapidly spreading virus. ...
Reeling Under US Sanctions, Venezuela Braces for Potentially Devastating COVID-19 Outbreak
“U.S. sanctions have already killed tens of thousands of people .... But these sanctions with a pandemic will kill even ...
Coronavirus Now Well-Established in Iran: WHO
National emergency services chief Pirhossein Kolivand was the latest high-profile official to contract the illness, a spokesman for the services ...
Warfare and Terrorism: Weakening Pillars of Iranian Regime’s Reign
The Iranian regime's regional force projection, endemic corruption, and limitless repression have helped to keep the democratic movement at bay, but ...
Iran’s Rouhani Sounds Alarm for ‘Democracy’ After Candidates Barred
President Hassan Rouhani's moderates are locked in a public quarrel with ultra-conservatives over the disqualification of thousands of candidates.
Iraqis Hold Mass Protest in Baghdad Demanding Ouster of US Troops
Nearly two decades after the American invasion of Iraq, thousands of Iraqis gathered in Baghdad on Friday for a massive ...
EU States Launch Process Disputing Iran’s Nuclear Compliance
Three E.U. countries on Tuesday launched a process charging Iran with failing to observe the terms of the 2015 deal ...
Iran’s Insoluble Paradox of Cutting Off the Internet
Iran's policy of cutting off the internet for the vague prospect of impeding a revolt should leave the international community ...
America’s Foreign Policy Goulash, Missing Ingredients, and Today’s Dilemma
The United States has a permanent tilt toward war and away from diplomacy and peace.
Thousands of Iraqis Rally Against Government, US, and Iran
"Screw Iran! Screw America!" the demonstrators cried out in the iconic Tahir square, still lined with tents and stalls set ...
Soleimani’s Killing Provides Turkey with Opportunity to Repair Ties with US
The US killing of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani provides Ankara with the unique opportunity to restore its deteriorating relations with ...
Trump Vows New Sanctions But No Military Response to Iran Missile Attack
U.S. President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that the United States would be imposing "additional punishing sanctions" on Iran but made ...
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