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Grossi: Inspections Have Resumed in Iran, but We Lack Access to Key Facilities
worldThe Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has announced that inspectors from the UN nuclear watchdog have returned to Iran.
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An Attack on Jews in Australia and the Early Launch of the Blame War Against Iran
PoliticsOnly hours after a deadly shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach—an armed attack targeting Jews that took place during a Hanukkah celebration—the first wave of political and media accusations had already begun to take shape.
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Will the Fallout from the Sydney Attack Reach Iran?
PoliticsA Middle East analyst believes that Tel Aviv is likely to exploit the Sydney attack on multiple levels—an exploitation from which Iran may not remain unaffected.
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What Would Be the Consequences of a Second Israel–Iran War?
PoliticsIn the aftermath of the so-called “12-day war,” a new set of fundamental questions has once again emerged—both among officials and within public opinion. Is there a real possibility of another air assault, at any scale or intensity? If such a risk is serious, can it be prevented—and if so, through what mechanisms and at what cost?
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Baqai: The Security of Eastern Borders is Iran’s Red Line / U.S. Interventionism is the Root of Regional Instability
PoliticsIn a weekly briefing, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baqai provided an overview of the latest developments in Iran’s foreign policy, emphasizing the strategic importance of the security of the country’s eastern borders, Tehran’s opposition to foreign interventionism, and the necessity for accountability of the U.S. and the Israeli regime in light of widespread violations of international law.
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ISIS Flag Found in Vehicle of Sydney Attackers as Competing Narratives Emerge
worldAustralian police have confirmed that an ISIS flag was found inside the vehicle used by the perpetrators of a deadly attack in the suburbs of Sydney, raising further questions about the ideological motivations behind the incident.