Iranian news
Iran indicts Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, anti-regime journalists for ‘inciting’ January protests
According to Salehi, the defendants are accused of "creating the conditions" for the unrest on January 8 and 9, 2026.
Iranian lawmaker sparks legal storm after revealing Khamenei letters on US deal
Iran seizes exiled soccer star Ali Karimi's villa, assets over alleged Israel ties
Executed Iranian prisoners detail abuse, torture ahead of their killing to 'Post'
Iranian wrestler executed by regime exonerated again by new witness
“My sources also name Moslem Rahimi, a supermarket owner, who witnessed the murder, who has stated Afkari was not the killer.”
Iran’s Houthi proxies targeted G20 in Saudi Arabia
Even as Iranians were lining up to buy masks to help stop the coronavirus from spreading, the regime was urging the Houthis in Yemen to attack Saudi Arabia amid the G20 gathering.
Keep up the pressure
What else happened in Iran-related news last week?
Iranian state TV earning ad revenue while broadcasting internationally
Radio Farda estimated that one channel can earn up to a hundred thousand dollars a year, and that number could continue to rise.
Iranian Military: The rumors of fleeing or arrested commanders are false
At first the IRGC paid the rumors no mind until Wednesday when their spokesman, Ramezan Sharif, officially acknowledged these reports, responding publicly that the rumors are allegedly false.
Hijabs held aloft as Iranian women protest compulsory cover-up
Why the protests ended in Iran, and is there any chance they may resume?
Observers in Iran said the demonstrations and protests were a clear indication of Iranian hatred toward a regime that is depriving the people of their basic rights and social freedoms.
Where is the latest Iranian ‘revolution’ headed?
The protests of the past two weeks are significant.
German politician files criminal complaint against Iranian Ayatollah for mass murder
"Germany should not be a sanctuary for such people."
Iran bans English in primary schools after leaders' warning
The teaching of English usually starts in middle school in Iran, around the ages of 12 to 14, but some primary schools, below that age, also have English classes.
