February 2016
Seven Reasons Why Reformists Are Victorious
The article discusses the reasons behind the reformists' victories in recent Iranian elections, highlighting issues such as widespread disqualifications, limited advertising opportunities, and the ongoing…
Iran After the Elections of March 7
The Iranian elections on March 7 saw significant participation, with 33 million voters casting ballots. Key figures like Mir Hossein Mousavi and Zahra Rahnavard voted…
Why Mehdi Karroubi Could Not Participate in the Elections?
Mehdi Karroubi was unable to participate in the March 7 elections despite his requests for conditions to be met for his participation. His son, Taghi…
Reflection of Iran's Elections on March 7 in European Media
European media extensively covered the Iranian elections on March 7, highlighting the active participation of women and the political dynamics between hardliners and reformists. Reports…
Election Headquarters: The Number of Candidates for the Parliamentary Elections Decreased to 4,800
The number of candidates for Iran's parliamentary elections has decreased to 4,844 after 1,480 candidates withdrew. This follows a record registration of over 12,000 candidates,…
Who Managed the Assemblies After the Revolution?
The article discusses the five individuals who have presided over Iran's assemblies since the 1979 Revolution, highlighting their political careers and current status. Key figures…
Amnesty International: Torture, Executions, and Severe Restrictions Continue in Iran
Amnesty International's annual report highlights ongoing human rights abuses in Iran, including torture, executions, and severe restrictions on freedoms. The report criticizes the Iranian government's…
Montajebnia: They Want to Bring One Million People to Tehran to Vote
Resul Montajebnia claims that Iranian conservatives are planning to bring one million voters from rural areas to Tehran to boost their electoral chances. He warns…
10 Notable Sessions of the Islamic Consultative Assembly
The article reviews ten significant sessions of the Iranian Parliament, highlighting key political events and conflicts from the post-revolution era. Notable figures such as Abolhassan…
Why Participate in Non-Competitive Elections; The View of Mohammad Taghi Karroubi
The Karroubi family is urging public participation in the upcoming Iranian elections despite labeling them as non-competitive. This call reflects a desire for reform within…
Some Reformist Candidates Call for Lifting House Arrest
Reformist candidates in Iran are calling for the lifting of house arrest for opposition leaders Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi during a political gathering.…
Aref: Lifting the House Arrest is a Constant Demand of Reformists
Mohammad Reza Aref, head of the Reformists' electoral policy council, reiterated the demand for lifting the house arrest of 2009 protest leaders, expressing hope that…
Why Does House Arrest Continue?
The house arrest of Green Movement leaders Mousavi, Karroubi, and Rahnavard has persisted for five years without trial, reflecting the regime's fear of their influence.…
Alamolhoda: Mousavi and Karroubi Were Not Spies
Ahmad Alamolhoda stated that Mousavi and Karroubi were not spies and emphasized the need for unity among supporters of the Iranian regime ahead of upcoming…
Five Years After House Arrest: 'No Significant Change Has Occurred'
On the fifth anniversary of the house arrest of Iranian opposition leaders, their families report no significant changes in their situation, and the U.S. continues…
Five Years That Iran Did Not Experience Armageddon
The article reflects on the five-year anniversary of the house arrest of Iranian opposition leaders Mir Hossein Mousavi, Zahra Rahnavard, and Mehdi Karroubi, questioning why…