A U.S.-Iranian national, Jeffrey Chance Nader, has been indicted for unlawfully exporting aircraft components to Iran, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Nader, 66, faces charges related to the illegal
The Iranian Parliament is currently reviewing President Masoud Pezeshkian’s nineteen ministerial nominees, with several, including a general nominated for the Interior Ministry, stirring significant controversy
Amid widespread criticism from the media and public regarding the composition of his cabinet, President Masoud Pezeshkian has urged the nation to withhold judgment and evaluate the cabinet based on its future performance
In a recent assessment of the disinformation landscape leading up to the November U.S. elections, intelligence officials have highlighted Iran’s ongoing efforts to stoke societal discord and potentially influence
Iran's Oil Minister Javad Owji has claimed a major gas import deal with Russia as the country suffers from serious power shortages, without saying how the gas can reach Iran. The declaration comes despite Iran
The Tehran Times newspaper, considered to be one of the mouthpieces of the Iranian government, has published a controversial article containing a warning to Argentina. The article, entitled “AMIA case on the
The Utah-based Baskerville Institute, has sparked controversy by hosting a secretive conference in Tbilisi, Georgia, attended by Iranian supporters of sanctioned terrorist Qasem Soleimani and Supreme Leader Ali
A Polish state-owned company is being investigated for allegedly selling parts that were used to manufacture Iranian combat drones used by Russia to attack Ukraine and by Iran to attack Israel. The scandal, involving
The Turkmen foreign ministry has announced a new deal that will significantly increase Turkmenistan's natural gas shipments to Iraq via a new Iranian pipeline. The new 77-mile pipeline, which will be constructed
In a meeting with the outgoing government, Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, lavished praise on the late president Ebrahim Raisi, stating that "he was an exemplary model of management," for all officials
Following the surprise win of reformist Masoud Pezeshkian in Iran’s presidential election this weekend, The Jerusalem Post interviewed multiple experts about what the change means for Tehran, Israel, and the
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