Tag: Iran
Tallisker, adventurer in songs
Globetrotter born in Normandy, Tallisker is a free and cosmopolitan singer who writes her texts from travel memories. Her music recounts Scotland, the United States or even Iran, a favorite…
Exclusive interview with Narges Mohammadi, human rights activist imprisoned in Iran
Iranian journalist and human rights activist, detained in Evin prison in Tehran, Narges Mohammadi, 51, does not hesitate to denounce the abuses of the Islamic regime even from the depths…
Four police officers shot dead in Iran
“Three policemen were martyred in a terrorist attack on a police patrol,” reports the Iranian state news agency IRNA, according to AFP. A fourth police officer later died of his…
Iran raises its tone and reduces its diplomatic relations with Sweden
The Iranian authorities have decided to reduce their diplomatic relations with Sweden to protest against the desecration of the Koran in this country by an Iraqi refugee. Tehran will not…
Iran stops Sweden’s new ambassador
During Friday, the protests against Sweden continued in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad. Also in Iran and Lebanon, hundreds of people took to the streets to protest against the recent Koran…
The trampling of the Koran causes outrage in Muslim countries – protesters in Iran and Lebanon burned Swedish flags
The foreign ministries of several Muslim countries have invited Swedish diplomats for an interview due to the trampling of the Koran on Thursday. Demonstrations against Sweden continued on Friday in…
Eli Cohen: ‘Israel will not allow Iran to acquire nuclear capabilities’
In the past, he had played an important role in normalizing relations between Israel and some Arab countries. He notably led the first official Israeli delegation to Khartoum (Sudan). Former…
Maryam Eghbal, her memoirs from Iran: “I wrote this book to restore the truth about my father”
At the end of May, the 77-year-old Iranian Maryam Eghbal publishes, with the help of teacher Sarah Sasson, her memoir entitled Le jardin de lumière. An intimate book that traces…
Iraq: Shiite parties urge Washington to release Iraqi funds intended for Iran
As temperatures rise in Iraq and reach 50 degrees in the south and the capital, power outages are increasing. Behind these power cuts hides a blockage of trade with Iran.…
Delphine Minoui, silence as a weapon of resistance
From a French mother and an Iranian father, Delphine Minoui was born in Paris. A specialist in the Middle East, where she has lived for 25 years, she received the…