U.S. Special Representative for Iran Brian Hook recently summarized how countries around the world — from Panama to Germany to Singapore — have joined the U.S. in depriving the Iranian regime of resources to further its global terrorist campaign.
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By Webmaster | 16 April, 2019 | Categories:
Near East & North Africa, News, Policy
| Tags: Iran, Iranian
Before the Iranian Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iranian women were acquiring rights along with women in other parts of the world. The Iranian Islamic Revolution wiped out those gains.
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By Weblord | 8 April, 2019 | Categories:
Near East & North Africa, News, Policy
| Tags: Iran, Iranian
By Weblord | 3 April, 2019 | Categories:
Near East & North Africa, News, Policy
| Tags: Iran, Iranian
At a time when the Iranian people are demanding fiscal accountability, the Iranian regime has spent more than $16 billion propping up Syria’s Assad regime and supporting its other partners and proxies in Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
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By Weblord | 1 April, 2019 | Categories:
Near East & North Africa, News, Policy
| Tags: Iran, Iranian
Senior Administration Officials on Iran
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By Weblord | 22 March, 2019 | Categories:
Near East & North Africa, News, Policy
| Tags: Iran, Iranian
United States Imposes New Nuclear Sanctions on Iran as it Refuses To Answer Questions Related to Its Secret Nuclear Archive
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By Weblord | 22 March, 2019 | Categories:
Near East & North Africa, News, Policy
| Tags: Iran, Iranian
For the past 40 years, the United States has maintained the Iranian Embassy in Washington, anticipating the day the U.S. and Iran will resume diplomatic ties. But the violent regime in Tehran has prevented the resumption of ties. Special Representative for Iran and Senior Policy Advisor to the Secretary of State (biography) shares this message ...
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By U.S. Mission to the United Kingdom | 25 February, 2019 | Categories:
Near East & North Africa
| Tags: Brian Hook, Embassy, Iran
Iranian authorities arrested and imprisoned at least 1.7 million of their own people in the Tehran area over the past four decades, and many were executed, a new report says.
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By Weblord | 11 February, 2019 | Categories:
Near East & North Africa, News, Policy
| Tags: Iran, Iranian
The United States today sanctioned an international network by which the Iranian regime and Russia are providing millions of barrels of oil to the Assad regime in exchange for the movement of hundreds of millions of dollars to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-Qods Force, and for onward transfer to terrorist organizations such as Hamas and ...
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By Weblord | 20 November, 2018 | Categories:
Near East & North Africa, Policy, Press Releases
| Tags: Assad, Hamas, Hizballah., Iran, Russia, sanctions
On July 14, 2015, the P5+1, the European Union (EU), and Iran reached a Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) to ensure that Iran’s nuclear program will be exclusively peaceful.
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By Weblord | 16 January, 2016 | Categories:
Near East & North Africa, News, Policy
| Tags: Iran, Iranian, JCPOA, Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action
By Terri Moon Cronk DoD News, Defense Media Activity The Defense Department has confirmed the deaths of senior terrorist leaders in Libya and Somalia from recent U.S. airstrikes, Pentagon Press Secretary Peter Cook said in a statement today. Cook said a Nov. 13 U.S. airstrike in Libya killed Iraqi national Abu Nabil, also known as ...
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By Weblord | 7 December, 2015 | Categories:
Near East & North Africa, Policy, Security & Counterterrorism
| Tags: Abdirahman Sandhere, Abu Nabil, ISIL, Middle East, midest
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant has grown since 2014, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said here today, and it is important that the United States and coalition partners continue to put pressure on the terror organization across all domains and with every facet of government. Marine Corps Gen. Joseph ...
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By Weblord | 6 December, 2015 | Categories:
Near East & North Africa, Policy
| Tags: ISIL, Joseph Dunford, Middle Easy, midest
November 25, 2015 Fact Sheet Office of the Spokesperson Washington, DC Myth: All Syrian refugees are dangerous. Fact: 2,234 Syrian refugees have been admitted to the United States since October 1, 2010 (the beginning of fiscal year 2011), and only after the most extensive level of security screening of any category of traveler to ...
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By IRC | 27 November, 2015 | Categories:
Fact Sheets, Near East & North Africa, News, Policy
| Tags: fact sheet, Syrian refugees
06 March 2015 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE Office of the Spokesperson Washington, D.C. STATEMENT BY SECRETARY KERRY ISIL’s Destruction of Historical Heritage and Archeological Treasures I am deeply disturbed by reports that ISIL has extended its destruction of Iraq’s historical treasures to the ancient archeological site of Nimrud. These depraved acts are an assault on ...
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By Weblord | 6 March, 2015 | Categories:
Former U.S. Government Leaders, Near East & North Africa, Policy
| Tags: Historical Heritage, Iraq, ISIL, John Kerry
The damage and looting of historic sites in Iraq and Syria are rapidly destroying all evidence of ancient life and society. Fragile sites and buildings have suffered as collateral damage to battles, targets for purposeful ideological destruction, and prey for systematic looting. More than 90 percent of Syria’s cultural sites are inside areas of ...
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By Weblord | 24 September, 2014 | Categories:
Art & Culture, Near East & North Africa, Policy
| Tags: ancient monuments, Babylon, Cultural heritage, Emergency Red List, Erbil, Iraq, Persia, Syrai
