Vision and Politics
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Judiciary
Islamic law was introduced into Iran’s legal system following the Islamic revolution of 1979. The country’s highest judicial body is the Supreme Council of Justice,...
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Political Parties
Political parties developed in Iran during the 1940s. Most parties were banned after forces loyal to the shah overthrew Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddeq and instituted...
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International Organizations
Iran is a charter member of the United Nations (UN) and belongs to all of its specialized agencies. The country is also a founding member...
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Local Government
Iran is divided into 31 provinces, each headed by a governor appointed by the Ministry of Interior. The provinces are further divided into counties, each...
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Why Israel doesn’t attack Iran?
These days we hear lots of rumors about attacking Iran. If we want to fully understand the scene firstly we have to see whether military...
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THE REVOLUTION
In 1978 opponents of the shah had several bloody encounters with his security troops. The most notorious of these clashes was on September 8, when...
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European countries join INSTEX exchange to preserve Iran nuclear deal
Six major European countries announced on Friday that they would join a special trade exchange designed to alleviate the impact of the US sanctions on Iran. Belgium, Denmark, Finland,...
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China, Iran to forge closer ties due to common threat from United States, analysts say
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French minister criticises US over ‘unanswered’ Iran attacks
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Islam has the best argument in support of human rights: Judiciary chief
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UN adopts eight resolutions in condemnation of Israeli crimes in Palestine
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Trump’s maximum pressure policy on Iran has backfired and experts say it will fail
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S. Korea’s exports of humanitarian goods to Iran effectively halted after U.S. sanctions
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