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May Day in Iran: A Battleground for Workers’ Rights and State Suppression

May 2, 2024

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By Ahmad Barakizadeh

ANALYSIS: Enforcing the Mandatory Hejab Is A Massive Economic Cost

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In a new investigative report, Emmy-winning journa

In a new investigative report, Emmy-winning journalist Catherine Herridge presents military records that raise fresh concerns about the long-term impact of Iran’s January 2020 missile strike on al-Asad Air Base in Iraq. The documents suggest the attack may have involved exposure to toxic agents, including radiation, potentially aimed at U.S. personnel stationed there. Six years on, a growing number of service members report serious health issues—ranging from traumatic brain injuries to newly diagnosed cancers—which they attribute to the aftermath of the strike. Herridge speaks with Retired Lieutenant Colonel Al Johnson and former Army JAG Al Broadbent, who warn that the unfolding health crisis bears troubling similarities to the legacy of Agent Orange.

On January 17, 2026, more than 100,000 people marc

On January 17, 2026, more than 100,000 people marched through Toronto, Canada in a show of solidarity with Iranian protesters demanding regime change.
Undeterred by snow and biting cold, demonstrators filled the streets with chants and banners calling for democracy and human rights in Iran.
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Thousands marched in London, UK on January 17, 202

Thousands marched in London, UK on January 17, 2026, backing Iranian protesters and chanting Prince Reza Pahlavi’s name in calls for regime change.
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On January 17 in Hamburg, Germany, Iranians gather

On January 17 in Hamburg, Germany, Iranians gathered to express solidarity with those inside Iran and to support Prince Reza Pahlavi. During the demonstration, one participant was attacked and injured by three alleged mujtahids—individuals qualified to interpret Islamic law.
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Jan. 17 - In Tehran, despite an atmosphere resembl

Jan. 17 - In Tehran, despite an atmosphere resembling martial law, people went to their rooftops at 8 p.m. on Saturday and chanted slogans against Khamenei.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday called for an e

President Donald Trump on Saturday called for an end to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s 37-year reign.
“It’s time to look for new leadership in Iran,” Trump told POLITICO, as widespread protests calling for an end to the regime appear to have waned.

Thousands of protesters across the country were killed over the last three weeks, prompting Trump to repeatedly threaten military intervention. On Tuesday, Trump called on Iranians to keep protesting and “take over institutions,” saying that “help is on its way.”
The next day, the president abruptly changed course, saying he had been informed that the killings had stopped.
“The best decision he ever made was not hanging more than 800 people two days ago,” Trump said Saturday, when asked about the size of a possible U.S. military operation in Iran.
Trump’s comments came shortly after Khamenei’s X account posted a series of hostile messages aimed at Trump, accusing the U.S. president of being responsible for deadly violence and unrest in Iran.
“We find the US President guilty due to the casualties, damages and slander he inflicted upon the Iranian nation,” Khamenei wrote.
In another post, he said Trump had mischaracterized violent groups as representing the Iranian people, calling it “an appalling slander.”

Trump, after being read the posts, said Tehran’s rulers rely on repression and violence to govern. “What he is guilty of, as the leader of a country, is the complete destruction of the country and the use of violence at levels never seen before,” Trump said. “In order to keep the country functioning — even though that function is a very low level — the leadership should focus on running his country properly, like I do with the United States, and not killing people by the thousands in order to keep control.”

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