Imam Khomeini and foreign journalists

Iran releases name of martyrs killed by MKO terrorists during 1988 ops

An Iranian human rights NGO has for the first time released the names of 1,503 martyrs killed by the anti-Iran Mujahedin-e-Khalq Organization (MKO) terrorist group in western parts of the country some 32 years ago.

Imam Khomeini's Last Will remains guidance for faithful people across Iran and elsewhere in world

The Last Will of the founder of the Islamic Republic contains several precious points and spiritual treasures which will continue to guide present and future generations for decades and centuries to come.

Iraqi officials irate as Saudi daily publishes cartoon against Ayatollah Sistani

Iraqi officials have condemned the publication of an offensive cartoon of prominent Shia cleric Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani in a Saudi-owned newspaper, saying the depiction stems from the failure of Riyadh's Takfiri plots.

World should confront US racial terrorism by returning to Imam Khomeini's ideals

The world can confront the ongoing racial terrorism by the United States by returning to dynamic ideals and thought of Imam Khomeini.

A letter by black American Muslim to Imam reflected centuries-old racism in US

A letter by a black American Muslim to Imam Khomeini 40 years ago has now been published as a sympathy for anti-racist protesters in the United States and the oppressed blacks of the United States.

International Quds Day marked by virtual rallies across world despite pandemic

The last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan, as it has been tradition since a historical decree by founder of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Khomeini in 1979, saw activists express their solidarity with the people of Palestine in unique ways after annual demonstrations were called off due to COVID-19 fears.

Ayatollah Khomeini was the real leader, says Professor Richard Falk

Over the past decades, despite being faced with threats, provocations, harsh sanctions, and even a variety of covert interventions, Iran has been more stable than ever- a fact even acknowledged by Professor Richard Falk as the former UN Special Rapporteur.