Terrorism

British MPs have a “blind spot” when analyzing Iran’s growing military powers and destabilizing influence through it support for terrorism in the Middle East, a senior Conservative politician has warned. Writing for The Telegraph, Robert …

Police forces in Iran’s northern province of Qom seized a large cargo of opium in a single operation on Saturday. In a joint undercover operation with Tehran police, police forces confiscated around 500 kilograms of …

Iran’s interference in the internal affairs of the countries in the region was the topic that dominated headlines in newspapers throughout the week. It is in the Iranian regime’s nature to go against international laws …

Bahrain said on Wednesday a bomb attack on a police bus which killed an officer and wounded nine last month was carried out by a militant cell trained by its arch-foe Iran, Reuters reports. A …

Back in January, a highly-sophisticated radio-detonated bomb exploded at a Kandahar government building where United Arab Emirates (UAE) diplomats were meeting to discuss their proposed humanitarian projects in Afghanistan, killing 12 and injuring 14, Iran …

Since the beginning of November, numerous reports have emerged from the latest declassification of documents seized from Abbottabad, Pakistan after the 2011 raid that killed Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. There are tens of thousands …

A bill has been submitted to the Iranian parliament by President Hassan Rouhani which aims to join the International Convention for Combating the Financing of Terrorism. The UN treaty, which was adopted in 1999, criminalizes …

An explosion which caused a fire at its main oil pipeline on Friday was caused by “terrorist” sabotage, Bahrain said, linking the unprecedented attack to its arch-foe Iran, Reuters reports. “The incident was an act of sabotage …

A chill wind blew through the Iranian expatriate community when Ahmad Molla Nissi, leader of a faction of Ahwazi Arab separatists, was shot dead outside his home in The Hague on Wednesday night. While many …

Two Iranian citizens remain in jail in the U.S. and Australia while awaiting trial for breaching international sanctions by supplying technology for use in weapon guidance systems to Iranian companies Fanavari Moj Khavar (Fana Moj) and its …