Mohammad Mosaddegh
Deputy Head of the Judiciary
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View Timeline →The 1953 Coup: A Critical Moment in Iran's Quest for Sovereignty
On August 19, 1953, Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh was overthrown in a coup that has had lasting effects on Iran's views regarding foreign intervention and…
The Role of Mosaddegh in Shaping Anti-Israel Sentiment in Iran
The article discusses how Mohammad Mosaddegh, Iran's former Prime Minister, utilized anti-Israel sentiment as a political strategy during his tenure. This tactic has had lasting…
73 Years Since the CIA-MI6 Coup: The Legacy of Foreign Intervention in Iran's Sovereignty
The 1953 Anglo-American coup in Iran, orchestrated by the CIA and MI6, overthrew the democratically elected government due to oil interests and foreign intervention, reinstating…
Continued Civil Disobedience Against Mandatory Hijab; Judiciary: It's the Work of the 'Enemy Think Tank'
Women in Iran continue to resist the mandatory hijab policy, prompting government officials to blame foreign enemies for the unrest. Recent statements from religious leaders…
Iran's Deputy Prosecutor: Number of Buyers of Government-Sold Coins is Less than 150
Iran's Deputy Prosecutor revealed that fewer than 150 individuals bought government-sold coins in a pre-sale scheme intended to control rising prices. This situation has raised…
Understanding the Historical Roots of U.S.-Iran Conflict Beyond Trump
The article analyzes the longstanding structural roots of the conflict between the United States and Iran, arguing that it is not solely attributable to Donald…