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Nov 11 2024

Iran’s new administration continues press crackdown in first 100 days

President Masoud Pezeshkian's government has intensified its crackdown on the press, with the Defending Free Flow of Information in Iran (DeFFI) reporting a wave of judicial and security measures impacting 78 journalists

Nov 08 2024

Schoolgirl, 16, jumps to her death ‘after dress code dispute with principal’

A 16-year-old girl took her own life by jumping from a building in Iran after a dispute with school officials for violating the dress code. Arezoo Khavari is the latest victim of the Islamic Republic’s draconian

Nov 08 2024

Fears grow that woman arrested for undressing in Iran could be tortured in psychiatric unit

Human rights organisations say they are gravely concerned that a young Iranian woman arrested for stripping down to her underwear could be subjected to torture after she was transferred to a psychiatric hospital

Nov 07 2024

New details emerge in Iran’s first execution of Jewish minority member in 30 years

New details have emerged about Iran’s rare execution this week of a member of its tiny Jewish minority. VOA has learned that Arvin Ghahremani, the first Jewish person executed by the Islamic Republic in 30 years

Nov 07 2024

Student who stripped on campus undergoing treatment, Iran minister says

The female university student who shed her clothing on Saturday in an apparent protest over Islamic dress code enforcement was not expelled and is now undergoing treatment, an Iranian minister said on Wednesday

Nov 07 2024

Iran sentences 4 people to death on charges of spying for Israel

Four people were sentenced to death by a revolutionary court in northwestern Iran over charges of spying for Israel, the semi-official Fars news agency reported on Wednesday. Fars said three of the defendants

Nov 07 2024

Iran’s Woman, Life, Freedom movement regains spotlight

When an Iranian university student stripped down to her underwear—a move that drew global attention from figures like Richard Branson to Nobel Peace laureates—her protest refocused attention on the Woman, Life

Nov 07 2024

Widespread Poverty and Infrastructure Gaps Drive High Suicide Rates Among Workers in Chavar, Ilam

November 4 – Chavar, Ilam Province, Iran — Ali Fathollahi, Vice Chairman of the Chavar City Council in Ilam Province, has shed light on the profound socioeconomic and infrastructural challenges affecting this

Nov 07 2024

“No Execution Tuesdays” Campaign Highlights Surge in Executions and Calls for Action

On Tuesday, November 5, the “No Execution Tuesdays” campaign marked its 41st week with a powerful statement, reporting that since the start of the Persian month of Aban, nearly 56 people have been executed

Nov 06 2024

Iran says two French detainees held in good conditions

Two French citizens detained in Iran since May 2022 are in good health and being held in good detention conditions, Iran's judiciary spokesperson Asghar Jahangir said on Tuesday, according to state media. Last

Nov 06 2024

Concern grows for Iran woman detained over underwear protest

Concern grew on Tuesday for an Iranian student arrested after stripping to her underwear in protest at alleged harassment over her dress, with activists worried authorities could confine her in a psychiatric institution

The termination date of the JCPOA, the current nuclear agreement between Iran and the West, the US not included, is on October 18th, 2025. At this time, the only party keeping at least parts of the agreement is the EU members involved. Iran is far from implementing neither the JCPOA nor the basic NPT guidelines. With the upcoming negotiations between the US and Iran for a new nuclear agreement, do you think that the EU states should take part in the negotiations, if not directly, then as a silent observer?
No. Nothing good came out of the JCPOA, and it is time to let the US lead on the matter
Yes. They have the connections and the trust of the Iranians and, therefore, are the only ones that can achieve any agreement at all
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Yes. They have the connections and the trust of the Iranians and, therefore, are the only ones that can achieve any agreement at all 33%, 980 votes
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