Categoria: IRAN
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U.S. to Repatriate Hundreds of Iranians Detained for Illegal Entry Back to Iran, Tehran Announces
Iran reveals a deal with the Trump administration to send approximately 400 Iranian nationals in the U.S. who entered illegally back to Iran.
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Iran Returns to Opium Culture After Four Decades of Firm Prohibition
For the first time since the Islamic revolution in 1979, Tehran has decided to legalize poppy cultivation for medicinal purposes.
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Japan Reimposes Sanctions on Iran After Suspending Cooperation with IAEA
Japan has reimposed sanctions on Iran for its nuclear program following the Middle Eastern country’s suspension of cooperation with the IAEA.
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Iran executed an alleged Israeli spy, marking the tenth death of this kind
Iran recorded the highest number of executions in the last 15 years, with over a thousand death sentences carried out.
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UN denounces ‘staggering scale’ of executions by Iran regime
More than a thousand people have been hanged in 2025 in Iran, in trials without guarantees and with a strong focus on drug crimes and espionage accusations.
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Iran Executes Database Systems Expert Accused of Spying for Israel
Iran reported the execution of a database systems expert accused of spying for Israel, along with eight others killed for espionage since Israel attacked Iran.
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US Sanctions Impacting India’s Chabahar Port Project in Iran, New Delhi Evaluates Options
US sanctions on India’s Chabahar port project in Iran take effect, leading New Delhi to consider its next moves amidst geopolitical challenges.
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Could Iran Join the Abraham Accords? Trump Drops Hints After Proxy War with Israel
US President Donald Trump suggests Iran could join Abraham Accords following proxy war with Israel. Netanyahu backs Gaza peace plan.
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Japan Expresses Regret as U.N. Sanctions on Iran Reimposed
Japan regrets the U.N. reimposition of sanctions on Iran for alleged violations of the nuclear deal, urging continued diplomacy.
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Like Iran, we jail people without end in this country too
David Lammy has proposed ending imprisonment for public protection sentences, still being served by 2,000 people.