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Will Trump go to war with Iran? The Guardian January 12, 2026
Will Trump go to war with Iran? | The Latest video The Guardian January 12, 2026
Donald Trump has promised he will ‘shoot at Iran’ if Iranian security services attack protesters, but analysts suggest the US aren’t prepared for military action.
This comes after the regime’s brutal crackdown on anti-government protests that have shaken the country and reportedly sent the death toll soaring.
YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnnvky8GXnE
Iran uprising: will crackdown stop protesters? The Guardian January 9, 2026
Iran uprising: will crackdown stop protesters? | The Latest video The Guardian January 9, 2026
calling for political reform and torching government buildings.
Iran’s supreme leader, Ayotollah Ali Khamenei has signalled that a greater crackdown was coming after the country plunged into an internet blackout.
The regime has blamed the US for instigating demonstrations and accused protesters of working on behalf of foreign agendas.
Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian’s deputy head of International News, Devika Bhat.
YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HM8SjxRm40
Dans l’enfer des prisons de la dictature islamique d’Iran Mediapart 5 December 2024
Dans l’enfer des prisons de la dictature islamique d’Iran video Mediapart 5 December 2024
Isolement, torture, exécutions massives…
Les prisons iraniennes figurent parmi les pires au monde.
Elles occupent une place centrale dans le projet totalitaire des mollahs pour répandre la terreur et réprimer la population iranienne dans sa quête de liberté et de
démocratie. YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGXuQ72xVv4
Iran, Afghanistan : « Bientôt, les femmes n'auront plus le droit de respirer » Mediapart 19 September 2024
Iran, Afghanistan : « Bientôt, les femmes n'auront plus le droit de respirer » video Mediapart 19 September 2024
Apartheid de genre.
Le terme est de plus en plus utilisé pour désigner les guerres faites aux femmes à travers le monde par des régimes théocratiques, autoritaires.
Comme en Iran où une étudiante, telle Mahsa Amini, peut mourir pour un cheveu qui déborde du voile obligatoire.
Comme en Afghanistan où les talibans effacent méthodiquement les femmes au point de leur interdire désormais de parler, de chanter ou lire, à voix haute, en public, ceci, au nom d’une stricte interprétation de la charia, la loi islamique.
Depuis la prison d’Evin en Iran où elle croupit pour son combat féministe, la prix Nobel de la Paix Narges Mohammadi a exhorté lundi 16 septembre la communauté internationale à sortir du silence et de l’inaction pour que l’apartheid de genre soit reconnu comme un crime contre l’humanité.
C'est le combat des invitées de notre émission A l'Air libre, qui s'élèvent aussi contre l'instrumentalisation en Occident de la cause des femmes iraniennes et afghanes à des fins racistes.
- Hamida Aman, journaliste, fondatrice de Radio Begum ; - Chela Noori, présidente de l’association Afghanes de France ; - Chowra Makaremi, anthropologue, chercheure au CNRS, réalisatrice ; - Chirinne Ardakani, membre du collectif Iran justice, avocate de la famille de la prix Nobel de la paix Narges Mohammadi ; - Marzieh Hamidi, athlète afghane, réfugiée en France depuis 2021, victime d'un cyberharcèlement pour avoir dénoncé la terreur talibane
Une émission présentée par Rachida El Azzouzi.
YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQzP4ufjkM4
We Tracked Iran's Covert Military Unit on Social Media, Here's What We Found NYT 3 February 2020
We Tracked Iran's Covert Military Unit on Social Media, Here's What We Found Video Visual Investigations New York Times 3 February 2020
Before his killing, Maj. Gen. Qassim Suleimani of Iran was everywhere.
His persona is a clue into how the elite Quds Force he commanded operates.
YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4-ycdxqimA
What Iran Did Not Want You To See NYT 2 December 2019
What Iran Did Not Want You To See Video NYT Opinion New York Times 2 December 2019
In the wake of an internet shutdown, one human rights researcher sifts through video evidence of atrocities.
Parts of Iran are back online, and videos suppressed by the nation’s internet shutdown are starting to trickle onto social media.
In the Video Op-Ed above, Raha Bahreini sheds light on the eye-opening stories that Iran’s government did not want you to see.
While internet service has been partly restored, many Iranians still do not have internet access on mobile phones, and government officials there have warned that connectivity may be blocked indefinitely.
In a call for evidence of government repression during the blackout, the United States State Department says it has received almost 20,000 messages, videos and photographs.
A hike in fuel prices sparked protests across Iran.
Ms. Bahreini exposes and analyzes footage of human rights abuses by Iranian security forces, including shootings into crowds of unarmed protesters.
And she warns of what may come next — incarceration, torture and forced confessions that will further oppress the Iranian people.
If the world does not take a stand, Ms. Bahreini fears, Iran’s internet blackout may foreshadow the nation’s darkest days.
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfgdti5FyxU
Iran, ISIS and a Military Base: Why Leaving Syria Won’t Be Easy for the U.S. 8 February 2019
Iran, ISIS and a Military Base: Why Leaving Syria Won’t Be Easy for the U.S. Video NYT News New York Times 8 February 2019
President Trump has ordered the withdrawal of U.S. military forces from Syria.
But the unexpectedly large role of Al-Tanf, a small U.S. outpost in Syria, reveals why leaving the country won’t be so easy.
YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ms5oaY7biWM
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