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Abolfazl Ghadiani: How come you have budget for the "corrupt" army but not for teachers?

Abolfazl Ghadiani, a political activist living in Iran, has issued a statement protesting the suppression of teachers' demands and asking why...

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JCPOA deadlock; the dispute is over whether the IRGC is a terrorist organization

While approximately 27 pages of the text of the JCPOA revival negotiations agreement had been prepared, the dispute over whether it was a terrorist or not…

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The Revolutionary Guards: Transition from Islamic fundamentalism to "gangsterism"

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) turns 43. What a history this most controversial official military force in the Middle East has gone through…

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America: Together with Israel, we will confront the IRGC's destructive role in the region

A day after the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran threatened to "attack the center" of Israel, a US State Department spokesperson said that Israel's security...

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Vienna talks halted; JCPOA or post-JCPOA

Is there any hope for the Vienna talks to be fruitful? How far can the Islamic Republic and the United States possibly go in terms of their differences over…

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14 US Senators: Removing IRGC from terrorist list is a betrayal of allies

In a letter addressed to Joe Biden, 14 American lawmakers called for the removal of the Revolutionary Guard Corps from the list of terrorist organizations.

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Raisi promulgates "Budget Law 1401"; increases budget share of military and cyberspace monitoring institutions

On Tuesday, Ebrahim Raisi notified the country's 1401 budget law to the National Planning and Budget Organization for implementation...

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The US sanctions four Iranian companies due to the IRGC's attack on Erbil and the Houthis' attacks on Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

The US Treasury Department has named an Iranian named Mohammad Ali Hosseini and four companies affiliated with him, including Jastar Sanat Delijan, the…

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