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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was told to spy for Iran, says husband
The Guardian | January 14, 2019 Tehran accused of trying to pressure jailed British woman into becoming an agent Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, the British-Iranian woman ... -
British Airways and Air France to Suspend Iran Service
By Rick Gladstone and Zach Wichter | Aug. 23, 2018 Two major European airlines said Thursday that they would suspend service to Tehran next month, a double-punch ... -
Iran Exploits the Global Financial System for Illicit Purposes, Treasury Official
JENNA LIFHITS | June 5, 2018 Under secretary Sigal Mandelker warns companies about the risks of dealing with the Islamic Republic. A top Treasury ... -
Fight for democracy continues in Iran
Ali Soltani | May 5, 2018 MEQUON — Spring marks the start of a new year in Iran. The holiday of Nowruz translates as ... -
The Maltese connection with Iran sanctions busting
An investigative reporter’s killing has shone new light on a shadowy deal she uncovered Cynthia O’Murchu in London – April 5, 2018 The day ... -
State-Sponsored Cyber Theft
Nine Iranians Charged in Massive Hacking Campaign on Behalf of Iran Government FBI NEWS | March 23, 2018 Nine Iranian citizens – working at ... -
Liberate Iran: Demand Release of Detained Protesters
Ken Blackwell Jan 26, 2018 On November 9, 1978, the US Ambassador to Tehran, William Sullivan sent shock waves through the foreign policy establishment ... -
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Iran Regime’s $1bn Money Laundering Scheme
December 1, 2017 | Iran Focus London, A Turkish-Iranian gold trader has told a US federal court how he ran a $1bn international money ... -
Iran’s Greatest Challenge is Homegrown
By Elodie Sellar | November 6, 2017 The prospect of potential domestic unrest has hit a raw nerve in Iran. Iran has long been ...
