Iran News Update

New details surrounding Iran’s “trusty” oil intermediaries point to a sprawling network of security-linked officials, politically connected businessmen, and billions of dollars in unreturned oil revenues.

Every day, new details are emerging about Iran’s so-called “trusty” scandal—a sprawling case involving hundreds of billions of dollars in oil revenues and fo...

The dollar’s unprecedented rise beyond 200,000 tomans is deepening Iran’s cost-of-living crisis and intensifying fears of renewed nationwide protests.

The Iranian currency has fallen to a historic new low, with the dollar breaking through the 200,000-toman threshold. The unprecedented plunge is intensifying an already severe cost-of-living crisis, pushing infl...

After decades of repression and repeated uprisings, Iranian society is no longer choosing between reformists and hardliners. The central question has become fundamental political change.

For 47 years, the Iranian people have lived under a system of clerical rule that has survived by moving from one crisis to another. Whenever political, economic, or social pre...

Australian lawmakers and human rights advocates condemned Iran’s executions and the 1988 massacre, backed the Iranian people’s democratic aspirations, and endorsed Maryam Rajavi’s Ten-Point Plan.

A high-profile conference at the Australian Parliament brought together lawmakers, human rights advocates, and representatives of the Iranian community to condemn Ira...

A parliamentary conference in Australia marking the 38th anniversary of Iran’s 1988 massacre highlighted the continuing pattern of executions and repression—and the international demand for accountability.

The bloodshed of Iran’s 1988 massacre has never disappeared from the country’s political memory. Thirty-eight years after thousands of political prisoners w...