Soona Samsami: The MEK’s blacklisting was a manifestation of the West’s policy of appeasement toward the Iranian regime On September 28, 2012, the U.S. State Department revoked the designation of the main organized Iranian opposition movement, the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI), also known
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Compiled by the NCRI-US Staff, August 8, 2020 The Iranian Resistance’s annual “Free Iran” Global Summit was held on July 17-19, this year online. Politically, organizationally, and technologically, it represented a milestone underlining the viability of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) and
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NCRI-US Staff, 11 August 2018 New information revealed by Iran’s democratic opposition coalition has shed new light on a terror-bombing plan, plotted by Tehran whose target was an opposition rally in Paris on June 30, 2018. On August 8, the National Council of Resistance of
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NCRI-US Staff, 30 June 2018 Paris, France – Former US ambassador Adam Ereli made waves this Friday when he claimed that the European Union’s ambassador to Iraq, Ramon Blecau is an Iranian spy. “The EU’s ambassador to Iraq is an Iranian intelligence agent and Federica
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NCRI-US Staff, 25 April 2018 On Tuesday April 10th, the Iranian government declared the exchange rate for the United States Dollar (USD) to be 42,000 Iranian Rials (IRR) and prohibited sales extending beyond this price. The regime claimed to not have a foreign exchange problem,
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NCRI-US Staff, 22 April 2018 On April 17, 2018, a new wave of protests broke out in Iran in the cities of Baneh, Marivan, Saqqez, Javanrud, Sardasht, Kazerun, Saman, Ahvaz, Rasht, and Tehran. The demonstrators protested against Iran’s warmongering in neighboring countries, the water crisis
No End in Sight: A New Wave of Protests Read More
NCRI-US Staff, 18 April 2018 Just a few months after protests erupted in Iran, Professor Ivan Sascha Sheehan of the University of Maryland published a comprehensive report and analysis of the uprising that made global headlines around the New Year. The arguments he makes in
Iran: An Overview of the Uprising Read More
NCRI-US Staff, 15 April 2018 Iran’s currency, the rial, has experienced unprecedented inflation since the regime’s president, Hassan Rouhani, took office in 2013. The rise has not slowed as economists predicted after certain sanctions placed on Iran for its nuclear capabilities and testing were lifted
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NCRI-US Staff, 13 April 2018 The Assad regime’s recent chemical attack against innocent civilians marks another atrocity in Syria’s multi-year human catastrophe. Hospital reports indicate that the victims all showed signs of chemical exposure. In total, there were over 500 casualties and at least 42
Iranian Silence on Chemical Attack Speaks Volumes Read More