Image is a political poster of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah’s Secretary-General, in Lebanon. (Photo courtesy of djedj/Pixabay)It’s official; Hezbollah lost its majority power in Lebanon’s Parliament.
Iran and Iraq have recently witnessed two “honor killings” of women.
Each year, thousands of Iranians visit Turkey for the Persian New Year. They can celebrate more freely in Turkey than they can in Iran, where the government closely monitors behavior.
Trans World Radio has launched Persian World Radio, an online Farsi radio station that will serve audiences in Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan.
Iran claimed responsibility Sunday for a missile barrage that struck near a sprawling U.S. consulate complex in northern Iraq, saying it was retaliation for an Israeli strike in Syria that killed two members of its Revolutionary Guard earlier this week.
If you live in the West and God lays a passion on your heart to start a nonprofit ministry, it’s pretty easy to find the resources and training you need.
Image depicts President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin during the address “On the conduct of a special military operation” on February 24, 2022. (Wikimedia Commons)Russia’s Foreign Minister says if a third World War were to occur, it would involve nuclear weapons and be destructive. The […]
A leaked state document from Iran warns of “rising discontent” in the country. The economy has suffered from years of mismanagement by the religious authoritarian regime.
In one of Iran’s most notorious prisons, the Lord uses two women to start a church full of prostitutes and criminals. “Marziyeh and Maryam distributed 20,000 Bibles [in Iran]. They got caught and were thrown into Evin prison – one of the worst in […]
According to Humanium.org, more than 100 Iranian children die from famine, street fights, and illness each month. These aren’t the only dangers threatening Iran’s next generation.
Lebanon prepares to hold parliamentary elections on March 27. The announcement comes as much of the country deals with rolling blackouts. Anger over the economic collapse led to protestors damaging the state electric company’s equipment.
Iran frees nine believers from a Muslim background who were serving five-year prison sentences for their involvement in house churches. The freedom is conditional for now; a review of the believers’ case is pending. Iran’s Supreme Court questioned the legality of the convictions in November.
