OPINION
Iran: Regime Strikes Defiant Tone as Nuclear Talks Near End
As Iranian negotiators returned to Vienna at the start of this week for another round of talks aimed at restoring their 2015 nuclear agreement...
How to Counter the Iranian Regime’s Challenge
On New Year’s Eve of 1978, when President Jimmy Carter arrived in Tehran, during a state dinner, he described Iran under the Shah as...
I Was a Witness to Crimes Against Humanity Committed by Iran’s Current President
I was 15 years old in 1981 when I was arrested by Iranian security forces. After it became clear that I was a supporter...
Barring Dramatic Turn in Vienna Talks, Iran Nuclear Deal May Be Declared Dead
By: Alejo Vidal-Quadras
Over the weekend, Iran’s lead representative at the nuclear negotiations in Vienna spoke to international media and declared that good progress had...
Iran’s Hardline Posture at Nuclear Talks Needs a Firm Response
By: Alejo Vidal-Quadras
Discussions aimed at the revival of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal are expected to continue in Vienna, but there appears to be...
At Iran Nuclear Talks, European Negotiator’s Optimism Is Baseless
By: Alejo Vidal-Quadras
Following the latest round of informal talks in Vienna, European negotiators expressed optimism about the prospect of coaxing Iran back into the...
The Only Thing More Shocking Than Iran’s 1988 Massacre Was the World’s Silence
By Mohammad Zand
33 Years After the 1988 Massacre, I went to court. This time I was not the accused.
The 35th session of Hamid Noury’s trial...
Full Accounting of Iran’s Worst Crime against Humanity Is More Important than Ever
By Mahmoud Royaei
After narrowly surviving Iran’s massacre of political prisoners in 1988, I spent years investigating the details of those crimes against humanity, and...
Iranian Terrorists Challenge the Rule of Law
By Colonel (Retired) Wes Martin
For their involvement in conspiring to detonate a deadly triacetone triperoxide (TATP) bomb at the 2018 Iranian Resistance rally outside Paris,...
