Por: The New York Times Sports November 21, 2022
DOHA, Qatar — England opened the first full day of the World Cup with an easy rout of Iran, but tensions tightened everywhere else, off the field.The day after the opening ceremony for the much-maligned tournament and host, there were squelched protests and logistical nightmares. More than anything, it was made clear on Monday that FIFA would not indulge those who wanted to bring their causes to this event or to this country in the days and... + full article
Portland Press Herald USA World November 22, 2022
TEHRAN, Iran — Iran has begun producing enriched uranium at 60% purity at the country’s underground Fordo nuclear plant, official media reported Tuesday, describing it as a response to a resolution by the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog. The increased enrichment, reported... + más
Iran says it enriches uranium to 60% purity at Fordo site | ABC News
UN agency: Iran increases highly enriched uranium stockpile | ABC News
CNN USA Sports November 21, 2022
Doha, Qatar CNN — Before a ball was even kicked in Iran’s opener against England on Monday, Iran’s players made a powerful statement. In what seemed to be a show of solidarity with those the players stood silent as the Iranian national anthem played out around the... + más
Iran’s World Cup Team Stayed Silent During National Anthem | Time
Iran players remain silent during national anthem at World Cup in apparent protest of Iranian regime | ABC7
Newsweek USA Sports November 15, 2022
Iran is scheduled to begin its FIFA 2022 World Cup conquest in Qatar on Monday, at the same time the country is reeling from continued protests.The country is part of Group B, along with England, the United States and Wales. Iran will first play England at 8 a.m. ET November 21... + más
Don’t Expect Energy Sanctions To Stop Iran’s Crackdown | Forbes
What the U.S. Can Learn From the Past Ahead of the Iran Game | Time
MarketWatch USA Business November 10, 2022
At least 328 people have been killed and 14,825 others arrested in the unrest, according to Human Rights Activists in Iran, a group that’s been monitoring the protests over their 54 days. Iran’s government for weeks has remained silent on casualty figures while state media... + más
Iran protests rage on streets as officials renew threats | ABC News
CBS News USA Entertainment November 10, 2022
Tehran — Iran has developed a capable of penetrating all defense systems, General Amirali Hajizadeh, the commander of its Revolutionary Guards aerospace unit, claimed on Thursday. Hypersonic missiles, like traditional ballistic missiles which can deliver nuclear weapons, can... + más
Iran boasts it has new hypersonic missile no air defenses can defeat | Newsweek
China using robots to test bombs on hypersonic planes | Newsweek
Forbes USA Business October 21, 2022
The Iranian government’s violent on protests stemming from the murder of Mahsa Amini by Iran’s Morality Police is driving the West to levy further sanctions against Iran. The US Treasury Department has already placed extensive on the members of Iran’s Morality Police with... + más
US hits Iran with more sanctions over Mahsa Amini death | WPLG Local 10
US hits Iran with more sanctions over Mahsa Amini death | Associated Press
Los Angeles Times USA World October 06, 2022
An 85-year-old Iranian American detained for six years in Iran on what the U.S. says were specious espionage charges left the country and arrived in Oman on Wednesday, bound for urgent medical treatment elsewhere in the region. The Omani government and a lawyer for Baquer... + más
Detained Iranian-American, 85, leaves Iran for major surgery | Associated Press
Pictures: Mass Protests Roil Iran Over Woman's Death in ‘Morality' Police Custody | NBC 6 South Florida
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