Refugee deaths spark outrage in U.S.
Campaigners have slammed U.S. politicians following the grisly discovery of 51 dead asylum seekers and at least a dozen others who required hospital treatment after being found inside an abandoned trailer on a remote road in San Antonia, Texas on Monday.
No Direct Talks With U.S. on Nuclear Deal
Iran confirmed that the next round of paused negotiations to revive the ailing 2015 Iran deal will be hosted by a Persian Gulf country, following reports by Qatar’s Al Jazeera network and Iran’s Nour News that the involved parties may head to Doha to continue the talks.
American Rudeness in Style
If you do not stand against rude people and give due response, they will be emboldened and will continue their rudeness like what former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is now doing with his rude and arrogant remarks after committing crimes when he was in power.
School shooting controversy triggers rare U.S. federal investigation
The U.S. Department of Justice has launched an investigation into the controversial police response to the school shooting massacre in Texas amid mounting anger from the families of the victims.
U.S., Leader of New Age of Piracy
In the 1600s and 1700s, the world shipping transportation had been affected by a phenomenon dubbed “piracy” that the British were the pioneers in this criminal industry and through the time and with development of the countries and maturations of the nations, this business gradually faded away but it seems the business is resurging again and this time the U.S. is becoming the pioneer in this business but in different styles.
U.S. Unilateral Sanction an Acid Test for UN Sincerity
In recent days, Tehran had been hosting a top U.N. rapporteur who was in Tehran to review the impacts of the U.S. cruel and unilateral sanctions on the Iranian people and this will be an acid test for verifying the sincerity of the United Nations regarding the report of its official.
U.S. Suffers Heavy Defeat Against Iran in Its Costliest Wargame
The U.S. was heavily defeated in a wargame the Pentagon designed two decades ago to simulate what a war with Iran would be like, online international affairs website 19FortyFive, a bipartisan US defense, national security, and military-focused publication, has reported.
Ball Now on U.S. Court
For months the Islamic Republic of Iran and other signatories of the JCPOA, excluding the U.S., have been busy with talks in Vienna or indirectly through other channels to revive the JCPOA but the talks have come to a halt due to differences between the involved parties in the Vienna talks.
Iran criticizes U.S. for abusing human rights
Saeed Khatibzadeh, the spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, said Sunday slammed Washington for using human rights as a tool to achieve its objectives
Disturbing truth of U.S. treatment against native Americans
A federal investigation has unveiled another dark chapter in the United States' treatment of Native Americans.