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Iran's decision to risk jeopardising peace talks may reflect how its leaders view their current position, writes BBC Persian editor Amir Azimi.
The Chinese regime has been criticised for 'snubbing' a forthcoming judicial review on the mega-embassy they want to build in London, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Pouria Zeraati was stabbed three times by proxies of the Iranian regime and left bleeding in the street outside his home in Wimbledon, south-west London, on March 29, 2024.
Commentators say the conditions that led to bloody prewar protests have been made worse Iran is already preparing for the perilous transition from wartime unity to a fractious peace marked by hyperinflation, a 10% contraction in the economy, power cuts and calls for a triumphalist government to end its unprecedented hunting down of dissent. With peace not yet secured, the debates within the regime about Iranโs future are only just starting to emerge but its rulers are clearly thinking about how after surviving the war, they can survive the peace. Continue reading...
Pouria Zeraati of Iran International TV was stabbed three times outside his London home in attempt to โsilenceโ him Two men have been found guilty of involvement in a targeted knife attack on an Iranian journalist in London said to have been carried out on behalf of the regime in Tehran. Pouria Zeraati, a British journalist of Iranian origin, was working for Iran International, a Farsi-language dissident broadcaster, when he was stabbed in the leg outside his west London home in 2024. Continue reading...
Prominent Iranian television presenter Pouria Zeraati was stabbed outside his home in Wimbledon, south London, in March 2024. A jury today found his attackers guilty of wounding.
There are policy failures, and then there is a policy failure so comprehensive it deserves its own category. Australia's tobacco regime now sits squarely in that space.
Xi will be in North Korea from 8-9 June, a rare visit to the isolated regime that is a longstanding ally of Beijing.
Sultanate says talks with Tehran are limited to lawful management of waterway, but Washington has doubts about neutrality Oman is resisting US pressure to break its links with Iran, and insists it has only been negotiating with Tehran on a future management system for the strait of Hormuz that would be compliant with international law. The aim would be to implement any regime after consulting the UNโs International Maritime Organization (IMO). Traditionally Oman, a longtime US ally that shares stewardship of the strait, has adopted the role of a back-channel mediator allowing it to remain neutral in disputes that have led to fissures in other parts of the Gulf. Continue reading...
With Trump's ceasefire on the verge of collapse, Tehran is threatening to close the Bab el-Mandeb Strait to punish the US and Israel , in a move that could send the global economy into a recession.
The regime warned that any violation there would be treated as a violation of the entire ceasefire, and that the US and Israel would face the 'consequences' of their actions.
Rights groups condemn the death of Brooklyn Rivera, 73, following his long arbitrary detention by the governing regime.
Pivotal figures in Hitler's genocidal regime wanted to establish new lives in South America and beyond, aware that the international community would seek retribution and justice for their war crimes.
Hong Qi, who orchestrated protest against Communist government, claims interpreter on 101 call launched political tirade A Chinese dissident who orchestrated an anti-government protest in China after fleeing to the UK has claimed that a โpro-regimeโ interpreter used by a British police force berated him when he sought help. Hong Qi, who made headlines last year after using a mobile phone while in the UK to remotely project anti-regime slogans on to a building in his home city, Chongqing, contacted police after discovering that his bank accounts had been frozen. Continue reading...
Some Iranians hoped foreign intervention would unseat the regime but instead the US-Israel war has damaged livelihoods and strengthened those in power As Donald Trump swung this week between threats of new military action against Iran and predictions that a lasting ceasefire deal was imminent, many Iranians were left exhausted and gripped by uncertainty. Despite the partial lifting of an internet shutdown that began when the war started on 28 February, fears of worsening repression at home have also fuelled pessimism about the future among some of those to whom the Guardian spoke. Continue reading...
Bushra Shaikh, from Surrey, who appeared in The Apprentice, โ highly activeโ in spreading regime message A UK television personality went on two state-sponsored tours of Iran this spring where she met senior officials and was โactiveโ in spreading the regimeโs message, according to an investigation by a Iranian factchecking organisation. Bushra Shaikh, from Surrey, owned a luxury clothing brand and finished ninth on series 13 of The Apprentice in 2017, where she described herself as โinspired by Coco Chanelโ. Continue reading...
Iran's Revolutionary Guards โsaid on Thursday they responded to the attacks by targeting a US airbase early in the morning. The โIRGC did not say โwhere โ the base is.
Several social media users joked that the Republican lawmaker had made a โFreudian slipโ live on air
Nesrine Zahab was brought into the Islamic State regime when she was 21-years-old. Now, over a decade later she has returned to Australia.
In todayโs newsletter: Our Russian affairs reporter on Vladimir Putinโs slipping approval and singular goal โ as discontent ripples from wider society to the reachers of the Kremlin Good morning. There is little doubt that when Vladimir Putin ordered his invasion of Ukraine in 2022, he did not expect his troops to still be embroiled there in 2026. And he surely never envisaged a scaled-down victory parade in Moscow, stripped of military hardware, for fear of Ukrainian drone attacks on his own capital. Putin has survived dangerous moments before, but with the Russian economy stuttering, his popularity is waning โ not only with the public but also with the elites who have underpinned his regime for decades. An undoubted master of survival, the unwritten contract the president has with the Russian people is starting to fray. Middle East | The US has launched strikes on southern Iran in a test of the seven-week long ceasefire, as both sides played down hopes for an imminent peace deal even as negotiators from Tehran began new talks in Qatar. UK politics | Rachel Reeves has instructed cabinet colleagues to award government contracts in four critical industries directly to British companies, making clear her irritation that ministers have been sending too much government business abroad. Scotland | Peter Murrell, once one of the most powerful people in British politics, faces a long prison sentence after he admitted to stealing more than ยฃ400,000 from the Scottish National party to fund a lavish personal lifestyle. Cost of living | Higher prices could persist over the summer even if ceasefire talks between the US and Iran bear fruit, consumers have been warned, with economic shock waves likely to be felt โfor many months to comeโ. UK news | The fierce heat sweeping across Europe over the bank holiday weekend has beaten the UKโs all-time temperature record for May, with scorching highs of close to 35C. Continue reading...