New York Times | Trump Is Expected to Stop Short of Reimposing Strict Sanctions on Iran New York Times WASHINGTON — President Trump has again stopped short of reimposing draconian sanctions on Iran that could break up its nuclear deal with world powers, two people briefed on his decision said on Thursday, but he is expected to give Congress and ... How Trump Could Use the Iran Protests to Kill the Nuke Deal Treasury secretary says new Iran sanctions are coming as administration faces another deadline on nuclear deal Scrapping the Iran deal will only harm America's international interests |
CNN | Europe urges Trump to honor Iran nuclear deal CNN The deal is one of several foreign policy issues where Europe's most powerful economies stand in opposition to the Trump administration. European countries are banking on the deal, as many began investing in Iran after the sanctions were lifted. But ... Want to Support the Iranian People? Keep the Nuclear Deal. UK, Germany and France urge US not to tear up Iran nuclear deal Europe urges 'unity' to back Iran nuclear deal in message to skeptical White House |
Los Angeles Times | 8 Earthquakes Strike Along Iran-Iraq Border TIME (TEHRAN, Iran) — A series of eight earthquakes hit the Iran-Iraq border area and rattled Baghdad on Thursday, apparent aftershocks of a temblor that struck the mountainous region in November and killed over 530 people. Four people suffered minor ... Eight earthquakes strike along Iran-Iraq border, rattle Baghdad 8 earthquakes jolt Iran-Iraq border within an hour Iranian media: 5.1 magnitude earthquake rocks southern Iran |
Deadline Closes In On Administration Regarding Iran Sanctions NPR The Trump administration is up against a deadline on whether to reinstate sanctions against Iran. You have heard that sentence before, likely, because this is something the president is required to do every few months. So far, Trump hasn't followed ... |
Forbes | Blame Tyrannical Rule For Iran's Dismal Economy, Says Shah-In-Waiting Forbes ... but recently the concerns of the participants have included worries about high inflation, lack of jobs, and unpaid wages. As so often happens, the mass protests seem to have been prompted by lack of economic fundamentals. What, if anything, can be ... |
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty | Iran Hit By Series Of Moderate Quakes, Most In Iraqi Border Region RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty A series of moderate earthquakes struck near the Iran-Iraq border and other areas of Iran on January 11, most of them occurring in the same region hit by a major quake in November that killed over 530 people. Four people suffered minor injuries from ... |
The Guardian | Johnson to raise Zaghari-Ratcliffe's plight with Iranian counterpart The Guardian Johnson to raise Zaghari-Ratcliffe's plight with Iranian counterpart. Foreign secretary will discuss dual-national consular cases during Brussels summit on Iran nuclear deal. Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested in 2016, after being accused of ... Boris Johnson lobbies Iran again over Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: Boris Johnson to raise case at summit Boris Johnson to raise case of jailed Briton Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe during talks with Iranian foreign minister |
The Atlantic | What the Iran Protests Were Not The Atlantic Recent protests in numerous Iranian cities and towns caught the world by surprise, and embarrassed Iran's government and ruling political establishment. But the expectation that the protests would escalate into a popular uprising and unravel the ... Why is Iran arresting its protesting youths? Statement by the Press Secretary on Iran Protests Iran protests: US urges release of 'peaceful' demonstrators |
New York Times | Leaked Video Of Khamenei Raises Questions About Iran's Supreme Leadership RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty A mid-ranking cleric, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was unexpectedly chosen as supreme leader during an emergency closed-door session of the Assembly of Experts in 1989, just days after the death of the founder of Iran's Islamic republic, Ayatollah Ruhollah ... Iran's Leader Calls Trump 'Psychotic' and Warns of Revenge Beyond tweets, here's how Trump could help the Iranian protesters Iran has foiled plot to use protests to overthrow system, leader says |
The Jerusalem Post | Germany permits Iranian regime mass murderer to flee the country The Jerusalem Post Ayatollah Mahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi – considered a successor to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei – fled Germany on Thursday for Iran amid criminal complaints filed against him for crimes against humanity, after the cleric received medical treatment for a ... Iranian ayatollah Shahroudi in Hanover - 'Germany should not be a haven for criminals' Iranian cleric leaves Germany under threat of prosecution While Iran's Former Head of Judiciary Receives Medical Treatment in Germany, Activists Urge his Prosecution for ... |