How Ba’athist Iraq tore up Algiers Agreement and imposed war on Iran

Forty-five years ago, on September 17, 1980, the Ba'athist regime of Iraq tore up the 1975 Algiers Agreement, a pivotal treaty that had delineated the border with Iran along the thalweg of the strategic Arvand River and ushered in a brief period of détente between the two neighbors.

Islamic unity cab play key role in breaking siege of Gaza Strip: Malaysian activist

Imam Khomeini denounced US' hegemonic agenda, described American officials as untrustworthy

Imam once said that the US never “refrains from committing any crime in order to gain political, economic, cultural and military dominance and hegemony”

The sanctions have proved to be blessings for us

The sanctions have proved to be blessings for us

Imam Khomeini: The sanctions have proved to be blessings for us. When all doors were closed, new ...

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Iran condemns Europe's trigger of sanctions snapback as 'illegal'

Iran has strongly condemned the decision by France, Germany, and the UK on Thursday to trigger the UN Security Council’s “snapback” mechanism, aimed at reimposing sanctions on Tehran over its nuclear program.

From 1953 coup to post-1979 failed plots by global arrogance

Seventy-two years ago today, on August 19, 1953, Iran witnessed an Anglo-American-engineered coup that toppled its democratically elected prime minister, Mohammad Mosaddegh, and reinstated the monarchical rule of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.