Unheard Voices: The Silent Struggles of Iran’s Refugee Families
Marzieh's story is a painful tale shared by thousands of Iranian families whose spouses, children, siblings, or parents have embarked ...
Tag: IRan
Selective Human Rights are Racist
"Throughout these years, the Iranian government has presented a harsh image the Afghan person that shows them as lesser beings. ...
The New Dominican Iranians and Their ‘Golden Passports’
Reporters obtained the names of 7,700 people who bought into Dominica’s ‘citizenship by investment’ program, which allows the purchase of ...
What Happened to 16-year-old Armita Geravand?
Informed sources have told Zamaneh that Armita Geravand, the 16-year-old student who “lost consciousness” in the metro at Shohada Station ...
“When the statues are toppled, the city will be ours!”
During the "Woman, Life, Freedom" uprising, numerous taboos were shattered, and various false authorities crumbled. This included the destruction of ...
Cartoon of the Week: Freedom of Speech in Iran
In a recent speech, Ebrahim Raisi stated, "This country defends freedom of speech and freedom of thought. We loudly proclaim ...
Cartoon of the Week: Women in Iran vs. the Morality Police
The Islamic Republic's Morality Police has yet again returned to the streets of Iran, this time launching a new wave ...
How China Managed Its First Big Iran Oil Deal Through Offshore Businesses
For years, the Iranian government paid millions to a strand of Chinese-owned shell companies in Cyprus.
The Iranian Interests of Chinese Energy Giants, Part 2: Sinopec
In the third article of this investigation series, we take a look inside the structure of chinese-owned Sinopec and its ...
The Iranian Interests of Chinese Energy Giants, Part 1: CNPC
How CNPC and its Eight Subsidiaries Made Inroads Into Lucrative Oil and Gas Projects?
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