Elika Yusuf

By INU Staff 27 June 2017 INU - Over 100,000 dignitaries, politicians and activists will gather in Paris this Saturday to support the Iranian people and their call for regime change in Iran at the Free Iran rally. The annual rally, organised by the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK), has attracted supporters of the Resistance from around the world, as far afield as Saudi royalty, US lawmakers, and European national security experts. The MEK is the biggest member group within the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), a coalition of Resistance groups, which together serve as a government in exile in France.

By  Ken Blackwell  | June 26, 2017  Thirty years after President Reagan seized upon an historic opportunity to bring down the Iron Curtain, there are growing indications that President Trump can make similarly historic strides in the conflict between the U.S. and the new Evil of our time: Islamic extremism. In its first five months, President Trump’s presidency has witnessed dramatic shifts from the policies normalized by the Obama  administration. Few are as significant or wide-ranging as the changes in American dealings with the Islamic Republic of Iran .

Heshmat Alavi  ,  CONTRIBUTOR JUN 23, 2017 US President Donald Trump’s visit to Saudi Arabia and the Riyadh Summit, with leaders of over 50 Muslim nations taking part, was a major turning point in the Middle East’s balance of power. This development also signaled the end of eight years of the Obama administration’s unbridled appeasement vis-à-vis Iran. And Tehran has very specifically received the message. For the first time in many years the world is taking steps to stand on the right side of history and alongside the Iranian people in their quest to realize their rightful demands of freedom, democracy and peace in the region. The Iranian opposition National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), led by Maryam Rajavi, welcomed the results of this conference. Mohammad Mohaddessin, Chairman of the NCRI Foreign Relations Committee and author of the book “ Islamic Fundamentalism: The New Global Threat ,” shared his opinion and the Iranian opposition’s stance in this regard.

by  Amir Basiri Iran's missile program has accelerated since the signing of the nuclear agreement between Tehran and world powers in 2015, a  new report  by the National Council of Resistance of Iran revealed. According to NCRI's findings, which were made public at a press conference held at the council's Washington office on Tuesday, the scope of Iran's missile program is much more extensive than was previously thought.

Youth Supporters of MEK: Responsibility to Attend Iranian Opposition Convention By   Donya Jam  - Sun June 18, 2017 On July 1 st  thousands of Iranians will gather in Paris to support the movement to obtain freedom and democracy for their homeland. The convention is organized each year by the Iranian opposition movement (PMOI/MEK). Iranian youth especially look forward to this event as it’s a time to come together and support human rights. Too often we hear about the arrests, ill-treatment, and executions of Iran’s youth population.

Elika Yusuf Canada mulls putting Iran's Revolutionary Guards on its terror list June 19, 2017 June 9, 2017 Canada mulls putting Iran's Revolutionary Guards on its terror list By  Hassan Mahmoudi The recent barbaric events in  London, Paris , and Manchester highlighted the reality that the need for peace in the world is today greater than ever.  Count the number of people killed in recent terrorist attacks, and plot the curve to get a clear and horrible picture of what has happened. A few years ago Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,  testified before a Senate committee  that the world is "more dangerous than it has ever been." It highlights the need to look for and locate the first and most important source of violence: the mullah-led regime in Iran. #BlacklistIRGC One place worth looking at right now is Canada, where the regime's minions are active, the Can

June 9, 2017 Canada mulls putting Iran's Revolutionary Guards on its terror list By  Hassan Mahmoudi The recent barbaric events in London, Paris , and Manchester highlighted the reality that the need for peace in the world is today greater than ever.  Count the number of people killed in recent terrorist attacks, and plot the curve to get a clear and horrible picture of what has happened. A few years ago Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,  testified before a Senate committee  that the world is "more dangerous than it has ever been." It highlights the need to look for and locate the first and most important source of violence: the mullah-led regime in Iran.

June 15, 2017   Shahriar Kia   Articles ,  Featured Articles ,  Issues   0 A new US president has symbolized a new foreign policy, particularly when it comes to dealing with Iran. The US is resetting the table, both militarily and diplomatically. During the election campaign, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani pledged to focus his second term on lifting non-nuclear sanctions. Whether he will be successful is something yet to be seen, considering it was the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei who green-lighted the nuclear talks back in 2012, before Rouhani’s term, and his blessing was needed in the entire process. Having non-nuclear sanctions lifted is conditioned on Khamenei willing to endure major setbacks, as he did in the nuclear deal. However, the international community will be raising major demands from Iran to bring an end to its  support for terrorism  and exporting warmongering, put a lid on its  ballistic missile  program and begin respecting human rights by ending execut