By Ali Karbalaei 

Netanyahu’s dilemma on both fronts

Israel faces strong challenges from the resistance and from within

TEHRAN - The cabinet of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has failed to distract its domestic audience by invading Jenin earlier this week as tens of thousands of Israelis poured into the streets on Sunday in the occupied Palestinian territories for the 27th week in a row since January.

By Ali Karbalaei 

UN experts “alarmed” by France’s violence against protesters

TEHRAN- Experts appointed by the United Nations have said the French security forces’ “acts of violence” against protesters “is alarming”.

By Mehran Shamsuddin

Crushed in the West Encouraged in Iran

TEHRAN – While a considerable number of Iranian law enforcement forces lost their lives due to their limited powers in countering unrest, the UK is considering turning the tide and expanding police powers in order to make protesters feel the “force” of law.

Germans vent anger as Ukraine war takes toll

TEHRAN- Protesters have staged demonstrations across Germany as the Ukraine war is seriously damaging the living standards of millions of middle-class citizens, many of whom are slipping into poverty.

The French call for NATO exit

TEHRAN- Thousands of angry French protesters have gathered in the French capital to call for the country’s withdrawal from the U.S.-led NATO military alliance. The protesters have also called for the resignation of the country’s President Emmanuel Macron.

U.S. prepares for Canada style protests

TEHRAN- The United States is set to deploy hundreds of National Guard troops to Washington ahead of the arrival of copycat trucker convoys inspired by similar anti-government protests in neighboring Canada. 

Canadian government cracks down on protesters

TEHRAN- A police battalion backed by armored vehicles, heavily armed tactical officers that look more like special forces at a war zone, horses and drones are cracking down on Canadians protesting against the government.