Categoria: IRAN
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Jafar Panahi, daring filmmaker of ‘A Simple Accident’: ‘If I leave Iran, the meaning of my work will be lost’
Filmed undercover and banned in his own country, his films circulate worldwide. Including ‘A Simple Accident,’ Palme d’Or winner and candidate for the Best International Film Oscar, in theaters this Wednesday. He still refuses…
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Kremlin Hopes Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan Leads to Peaceful Conclusion
Russia, critical of Israel’s actions in Gaza, welcomes Trump’s efforts to end the tragedy and hopes for successful implementation.
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A Simple Accident: Jafar Panahi’s Admirable Film on Repression in Iran
Winner of the Palme d’Or at the last Cannes Film Festival, ‘A Simple Accident’ will be released on October 1st in France.
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Iran signs deal with US to repatriate detainees
Iran has signed a deal with the US to repatriate detainees who were detained for violating the law.
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Trump administration deporting 100 people back to Iran despite safety concerns
US-Iran cooperation seen with reported deportation flight of around 100 individuals to Iran
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Yemen’s Houthis Threaten to Sanction US Oil Firms
Yemen’s Houthis plan to impose sanctions on major US oil companies such as ExxonMobil and Chevron, as announced by an affiliate of the Iran-backed militia.
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How far will China, Russia go in shielding Iran from UN sanctions?
Iran is seeking support from China and Russia to resist UN sanctions, but the extent of their assistance remains uncertain.
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Jafar Panahi, Palme d’or for “A Simple Accident”: “It’s a film for post-Iran”
Jafar Panahi, targeted by the Iranian government like many artists, is once again free to move. Meet the winner of the last Palme d’Or, author of “A Simple Accident,” a poignant film about revenge.
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Trump’s plan for Gaza faces obstacles from all sides: Hamas, Iran, and even Israel at a standstill
While some countries and European leaders see the initiative as an opportunity, the reality on the ground shows a much more complicated picture: divided Palestinian factions, criticism within the Israeli government, and Iran’s refusal…
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Two Holon residents arrested on suspicion of spying for Iran
Israeli authorities have arrested two citizens from Holon on suspicion of spying for Iran, with one suspect accused of photographing sensitive sites and recruiting a second individual for espionage activities.