Iran temporarily freed six journalists, labor activists on heavy bail
In an unexpected move Iranian government have temporarily released four journalists and two labour activists this week, each on heavy bails.
In an unexpected move Iranian government have temporarily released four journalists and two labour activists this week, each on heavy bails.
An exchange of hostile talks is apparently increasing between Iranian hardliners and Hassan Rouhani’s administration.
A prominent hardliner Ayatollah said that the 2015 nuclear deal did not bring respect to Iran, what brought respect to the country were seizing UK ship and shooting down American drones, Radio Farda reported on Saturday.
Several detainees went on strike this week, protesting over prison officials’ misbehavior and constant pressures from Iranian Intelligence Agency known as Etelaat on their family.
At least 100,000 nurses are needed in Iranian hospitals and thousands are ready to enter the department, but government cannot pay for their services.
Iranian military chief made harsh statement on Tuesday about the country’s two old foes, Israel and US, noting that any attacks on Iran would be a “total fiasco.”
Facebook on Monday announced it had removed a network of nearly 200 accounts with more than 250,000 followers around the world, which were engaged in “coordinated inauthentic behavior.”
An Iranian official announced on Sunday that his country’s second circuit of its Arak reactor will be completed within two weeks.
Iranian state TV announced last Monday Oct 14, that Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have arrested Ruhollah Zam, an Iranian opposition activist based in France.
The US officials have reportedly warned Chinese ship companies against violating US sanctions by turning off their ships ‘transponders while carrying out Iranian oils, Reuters reported on Wednesday.