Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Wednesday claimed the massive nationwide uprising against the regime he serves was an “Israeli plot” carried out by “ISIS-style terrorist operations,” and the regime has defeated these “terrorists” after three days of pitched battle.
The U.S. has taken some steps across the Middle East over the past few days that could indicate preparations for an operation against Iran, although they could also be acts of simple prudence or feints.
Diners verbally harassed federal law enforcement officers at a restaurant in Minnesota on Sunday, the news coming as protesters in the Democrat-run state are causing chaos after a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer shot and killed a woman who allegedly used her vehicle as a weapon.
The death toll continues to climb as the Iranian theocracy unleashes its security troops and militias against civilian demonstrators.
A protester officials say was part of a group of “violent rioters” opposing ICE in Santa Ana, California, is blind in his left eye after a federal officer fired a projectile at close range, according to the Associated Press.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Monday that his regime remains open to negotiations with the United States, even as President Donald Trump has threatened to take action against the regime for killing protesters.
The Iranian opposition group known as the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran/Mojahedin-e-Khalq (PMOI/MEK) claimed on Tuesday that the death toll from the nationwide uprising against the Iranian regime has surpassed 3,000, with casualties reported from 195 cities. President Donald Trump urged the “patriots” of Iran to stay strong, and promised “help is on its way.”
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi claimed on Monday that the uprising against his brutal regime is “now under total control” after hundreds, or even thousands, of civilians were killed by security forces.
Reverend Franklin Graham is warning that leftists, many of whom are “paid agitators,” protesting against federal agents enforcing U.S. immigration law want to destroy the nation.
Worldwide network monitors said Iran was plunged into a nationwide Internet blackout on Thursday, an ominous sign that the panicked regime is preparing to use greater violence to suppress protests that have entered their second week.
Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said in televised remarks on Friday that President Donald Trump would soon be “brought down” by his “arrogance,” even as massive protests against Khamenei and his brutal terrorist regime were raging across Iran.
Leftist groups quickly mobilized to protest Wednesday after a woman was fatally shot during an incident involving ICE agents in Minneapolis.
Leaders of a farmer’s union arrested as tractors overwhelm police roadblocks to drive into centre of Paris to protest a forthcoming EU deal.
Iranian protesters are asking President Donald Trump to make good on his pledge to protect them from the murderous regime in Tehran, even as human rights groups report escalations of force by Iranian security forces and a growing body count.
Protests against the Iranian theocracy spread to most of Iran’s 31 provinces as of Tuesday, including cities that have long been seen as firmly loyal to the ayatollah.
Protests erupted in cities such as Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and New York City after it was announced that the U.S. captured Venezuela’s socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro.
The Iranian regime — reeling from mass protests that could be the most severe threat to the tyranny of the ayatollahs since the 1979 Islamic revolution — denounced President Donald Trump’s arrest of Venezuelan narco-terrorist dictator Nicolas Maduro in the harshest terms, and demanded United Nations intervention on Maduro’s behalf.
Iran’s government officials ordered a shutdown this week amid rioting and protests over the country’s dire economic and political situation.
Iran’s clerical regime closed out 2025 with what an Iranian opposition coalition described as an unprecedented surge of state killings.
Huge protests spread through several Iranian cities on Tuesday after the national currency, the rial, collapsed to a record low.
The National Citizens’ Party (NCP) of Bangladesh, which grabbed headlines in 2024 as part of the worldwide “Gen Z” youth movement against corrupt dynasties, is facing a revolt from many of its members after announcing a political alliance with the Islamic supremacist Jamaat-e-Islami party.
Hindus in the Indian capital of New Delhi protested on Tuesday after a Hindu man was lynched and burned alive by a mob in Bangladesh.
Police, who held a line at the very gate of the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium were pelted with potatoes by angry farmers.
Amnesty International on Tuesday accused the Nigerian Army of opening fire on protesters and killing nine women.
The State Department said on Thursday that America is “comprehensively reviewing our relationship with the Government of Tanzania” due to concerns over the “ongoing repression of religious freedom and free speech.”
Bulgaria´s government said Tuesday it is withdrawing a controversial budget proposal after an evening demonstration drew tens of thousands.
Several protesters were arrested on Saturday after forming a barricade and blocking agents from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in New York City.
At least four people were arrested after a crowd of pro-Palestinian protesters stormed a ZARA store in New York City on Black Friday, the NYPD confirmed to Fox News.
Syrian security forces used gunfire on Tuesday to disperse feuding groups of protesters in Latakia, a coastal town in the area dominated by the once-influential, but now persecuted, Alawite religious minority.
Bulgaria´s government announced it is withdrawing its 2026 budget, following street protests over steep tax increases.
ED announced an investigation into the UC Berkeley on Tuesday in response to a violent protest at a Turning Point USA event on its campus.
Things got heated on Tuesday after anti-Islam and pro-Muslim activists clashed in Dearborn, Michigan, and escalated after one anti-Islam protester attempted to burn a Quran, according to a report.
Thousands of people took to the streets of North Macedonia’s capital on Saturday demanding justice for the victims of a nightclub fire – the deadliest blaze in the country’s history – ahead of the trial next week of the club owner and others.
Hundreds of people gathered at the India Gate in New Delhi on Sunday to protest air pollution, brandishing slogans such as “I Miss Breathing.”
Reuters on Thursday cited “three people briefed on the talks and a U.S. administration official” who said President Donald Trump asked Chinese dictator Xi Jinping to release imprisoned Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai when the two leaders met in South Korea last week.
Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajid, who resigned and fled the country in August 2024 amid violent protests, confirmed on Wednesday that she has been living in India since her abdication – and she “would love to go home,” if “law and order genuinely prevailed.”
The world’s oldest living president, 92-year-old Paul Biya of Cameroon, was confirmed the winner of the latest election by the nation’s top court on Monday, despite decades of protests over election irregularities that left four people dead.
A man wearing an inflatable costume of President Donald Trump was allegedly attacked at a No Kings protest over the weekend, video shows.
What are we fighting now? The patriarchy? Nazis? Climate deniers? #FreetheNipple opposers? No — KINGS!
A leftist dressed in a penis costume was arrested Saturday in Fairhope, Alabama, amid the anti-Trump “No Kings” protests.
