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Iranian Diaspora Groups Plan London March on Satur Iranian Diaspora Groups Plan London March on Saturday, April 25 Members of the Iranian diaspora are expected to gather in London on Saturday, April 25, for a march calling for a free, democratic, and unified Iran. Organizers said participants will assemble at 1:00 p.m. opposite 10 Downing Street (SW1A 2AA) before marching toward the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The rally is scheduled to conclude at 5:00 p.m. The event will be held under the Lion and Sun flag, a symbol associated with some Iranian opposition groups. Organizers have expressed support for Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi and described the march as a demonstration of national solidarity.
April 23 - At a press conference in Berlin, Crown April 23 - At a press conference in Berlin, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi faced barbed questions from journalists who appeared intent on provoking a reaction. Pahlavi remained composed throughout, deflecting the more antagonistic lines of questioning with measured responses and redirecting the conversation toward his vision for a free and democratic Iran.
April 23 - The individual responsible for throwing April 23 - The individual responsible for throwing tomato sauce at Reza Pahlavi during his visit to Germany has been identified as Pedram Hossein Monfared, a Berlin-based art student whose father is reportedly a member of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ #kayhanlife #princerezapahlavi @pahlavicomms @officialrezapahlavi
Austrian lawmakers stepped up pressure on the Imam Austrian lawmakers stepped up pressure on the Imam Ali Islamic Center in Vienna on Thursday, after discussions in parliament signaled that a permanent closure of the institution is increasingly likely. The move marks a significant escalation in Austria’s response to a center that critics have long accused of serving as a hub for repression, money laundering, espionage and the spread of radical ideology. Opponents also say the institution has played a role in activities that undermine the safety of dissident Iranians, as well as Austrian and other European citizens. According to accounts of the parliamentary discussions, the issue was taken up with the backing of major political forces and the Austrian government, underscoring growing cross-party support for decisive action. Among the parties pushing for the measure are the Austrian People’s Party (ÖVP), the Social Democratic Party of Austria (SPÖ) and NEOS, the liberal party. If confirmed, the closure would represent one of Austria’s strongest moves yet against an institution that has for years faced allegations of political intimidation, extremist influence and security-related misconduct.
By Mitch Phillips and Nick Mulvenney April 22 (Reu By Mitch Phillips and Nick Mulvenney April 22 (Reuters) – The suggestion that Iran should be replaced by Italy at this year’s World Cup drew a mix of embarrassment and apathy from Azzurri fans on Thursday, with Italian media reminding readers that the idea has a very familiar feel. Donald Trump’s U.S. special envoy Paolo Zampolli told the Financial Times that he made the suggestion to the U.S. president and FIFA President Gianni Infantino. “I’m an Italian native and it would be a dream to see the Azzurri at a US-hosted tournament. With four titles, they have the pedigree to justify inclusion,” said Zampolli, an Italian-American who is Trump’s envoy for “Global Partnership” but has no official connection with the World Cup or Italian football. The plan seems to be an effort to repair ties between Trump and Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni after the two fell out amid the American president’s attacks against Pope Leo XIV over the Iran war. Italy’s main sports news websites have given the story only a passing reference. Sports Minister Andrea Abodi told the Italian news agency La Press: “Firstly it is not possible, secondly it is not appropriate … You qualify on the pitch.” Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti went futher, saying the idea was “shameful”. Leading Italian coach Gianni De Biasi told Reuters it was an unlikely proposal with any theoretical Iranian absence logically filled by the team behind them in their qualification group. “Furthermore, I believe Italy doesn’t need Trump’s support on an issue like this. I think we can manage on our own,” he said. Soccer’s world governing body FIFA responded by pointing to Infantino’s previous comments on Iran‘s participation. “The Iranian team is coming, for sure,” he told last week’s CNBC Invest in America Forum: “Iran has to come if they are to represent their people. They really want to play, and they should play. Sport should be outside politics.”
By Parisa Hafezi and Mubasher Bukhari DUBAI/ISLAMA By Parisa Hafezi and Mubasher Bukhari DUBAI/ISLAMABAD, April 23 (Reuters) – Iran showed off its tightened grip over the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday with video of its commandos storming a huge cargo ship, after the collapse of peace talks that Washington had hoped would open the world’s most important shipping corridor. State television broadcast footage overnight of masked troops pulling up in a grey speedboat alongside the MSC Francesca, climbing a rope ladder to a shell door in the hull and jumping through brandishing rifles. The footage, presented with an action-movie-style soundtrack and no commentary, also included views of another ship, the Epaminondas. Iran claimed to have captured both on Wednesday, accusing them of trying to cross the strait without permits. The vice speaker of parliament, Hamidreza Hajibabaei, said the first revenue from a toll that Iran was now collecting from ships using the strait had been transferred to the central bank’s account. He gave no further detail about who had paid it, when or how much. Iran‘s judiciary chief Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei said the merchant vessels attacked in the strait had “faced the law”. Iranian speedboats and marine drones were sheltering in sea caves off an island near the mouth of the strait and keeping the U.S. Navy from approaching.
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