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The Islamic Republic’s military crackdown on Kurdish regions can be construed as a new episode of escalating the unrest beyond Iran’s borders.

The International Trade Union Confederation has condemned repression against the people of Iran by the country's “misogynistic regime”.

Protesters insulting religious sanctities can be condemned to death, Iran’s hardline Judiciary said Monday, citing Islamic law codified by the clerical regime.

More than three hundred Iranian translators have joined other professional groups expressing their support for the protest movement against the Islamic Republic.

Media specialist Saeed Arkanzadeh Yazdi in Tehran has noted that Government-controlled media has become much more reactionary amid the current upheaval in Iran.

The Islamic Republic has intensified its crackdown on antigovernment protests in Kurdish areas with military vehicles deployed and live bullets used against people.

Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi has appointed another Revolutionary Guard commander to a civilian post as Tehran governor.

A wave of resignations has started among presenters and hosts at Iran’s state broadcaster in solidarity with the ongoing protests across the country.

The company responsible for restricting the internet for Iranians has reportedly lost its international domain.

In the past two months Iranian protesters have made it quite clear they consider the regime unreformable and are pursuing its demise, without a clear leader.

The Iranian Short Film Association has condemned the killing of youngsters and children by government forces saying that from now on it will stand with the people of Iran.

Elections in the United States and Israel have further dimmed prospects for reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement, with some analysts now proclaiming it dead.

The protests in Iran continued overnight into Sunday as the Islamic Republic resorted to deploying the military to quash protesters who had gained control over a small city.

Iran’s nuclear chief Sunday threatened retaliation for a resolution passed by the board of the UN nuclear watchdog, IAEA, for Tehran’s lack of cooperation.

The European Union has warned about the Islamic Republic’s “weapons proliferation” saying it is a threat to Europe and it might lead to further sanctions on Iran.

A group of American poets have published a letter demanding the release of writers, poets and intellectuals imprisoned by the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Although Ali Khamenei has for the first time acknowledged that "riots" are sweeping across Iran, he and many of his officials continue to make absurd remarks.

Reports say the head of Boxing Federation of the Islamic Republic, who travelled to Spain with his team, has no intention of returning to Iran.

A lot of Iranians love soccer but not their national football team anymore as Team Melli keeps distancing itself from solidarity with the current wave of protests across the country.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has defended the presence of the Iranian national soccer team at the World Cup in Qatar despite calls for dropping the team over the crackdown on protests.

Protests against the Islamic Republic continued in Iran and many cities around the world Saturday to honor protesters killed across Iran and to condemn the regime.