Mahsa Amini
Tehran must be confronted: Trump, Netanyahu should lead the West's moral stand - editorial
In Washington, Netanyahu’s appeal to Trump should resonate not just in terms of strategic deterrence but moral clarity.
Khamenei's gamble: Iran admits to the slaughter and counts on the world to look away - editorial
The world is silent as bloodbath in Iran intensifies - opinion
'Mercenaries for foreigners': Khamenei accuses Iranian protesters of acting on behalf of Trump
Iranian police confirm 'morality patrols' back on the streets
The "morality police's" operations were scaled back after protests erupted when Mahsa Amini was killed in their custody last year.
Baháʼís seek unity with Iranians to demand women's rights
Forty years after the public execution of 10 Baháʼí women in Iran, the Baháʼí community sees the Iranian people as partners, not persecutors
Israel and Iran: The opposite sides in the battle for democracy - opinion
In the face of autocracy and oppression, Israel stands firm in its commitment to democracy, freedom, and the shared values that unite us with our democratic partners.
Revolution in Iran: The state of minorities, uprising against Tehran
The ‘Magazine’ meets Siamand Moeini, leader of PJAK, an Iranian Kurdish party and militia, to discuss the uprising in Iran.
Islamic Republic's IRGC clashes with Kurds in western Iran - report
Iranian authorities have reportedly intensified their crackdown on the families of slain protesters in recent weeks.
Iranian female journalist goes on trial on charges linked to Amini protests
Iranian journalist Elaheh Mohammadi covered Amini's funeral in her Kurdish hometown Saqez, where the protests began.
Vandals shatter gravestone of symbol of Iranian protests Mahsa Amini
The vandalism comes just days after protests renewed across the country in response to the execution of protesters.
Iran's anti-government protests renew after three executed - report
At least seven Iranians who took part in the protests last year have been executed by Iranian authorities.
Kurds and the spirit of freedom on the Iraq-Iran border
In the 1980s, thousands of Kurds made for these mountains and for Iran, to escape the poison gas attacks of the Saddam Hussein regime. Now, the traffic is in the opposite direction.
Iran installs cameras in public places to identify, penalize unveiled women
According to a police statement, violators will receive “warning text messages as to the consequences” after being identified.
