Parviz Sabeti, Senior Official in the Shah’s SAVAK, Faces Torture Case in U.S. Court

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Iran’s Democratic Future Marks a Break With Both Monarchy and Theocracy BY NCRI- Staff     |      October 9, 2026 A federal court ruling allowing a torture lawsuit against former senior SAVAK official Parviz Sabeti to move forward has reopened the record of repression under the Shah as Iran’s democratic movement insists that the

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Trump says the Iran endgame is here. It isn’t — without regime change

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      Washington Examiner     |      Sofey Saidi     |     September 29, 2026 Regime change is returning to the policy discussion over Iran, not as a call for another U.S.-led intervention but as a strategic question about whether lasting regional stability is possible while the political system at the center of repeated

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No, Iran is not winning: In Act IV of the war, it’s losing its leverage in Hormuz

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       CNN Politics     |     Brett H. McGurk    |       Aug 30, 2026 Brett McGurk is a CNN global affairs analyst who served in senior national security positions under Presidents George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Donald Trump and Joe Biden. A conventional wisdom has begun to settle over the war with Iran:

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UN experts urge Iran to end escalating targeting of ethnic minorities

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     GENEVA – UN experts     |     06 August 2026 GENEVA – UN experts* today called on Iranian authorities to end the escalating arbitrary detention, enforced disappearance, torture and other ill-treatment, and arbitrary executions of ethnic minorities, particularly Kurdish and Baluch minorities. “Iran’s ethnic minorities must be able to live in safety and dignity,

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Iranian revolution can happen ‘any day now’ as protest leaders try to arm: sources

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New York Post     |     David Spector     |     Aug. 2, 2026 The streets of Iran are near a breaking point over public executions, economic collapse and a war that’s been raging on for more than five months, anti-regime figures in Tehran told The Post. “A revolution can happen any day now — people want revenge,” a

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The hanging of an Iranian activist exposes a regime at the end of its rope

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The Washington Examiner     |     By Majid Rafizadeh     |     July 24,2026 Iran’s judiciary announced on Wednesday that it had executed 26-year-old Mehdi Khanaki, a law graduate accused of active participation in the nationwide January 2026 uprising and membership in what the authorities described as a “terrorist group.” The regime’s Mizan news agency

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Iran executes man over January protests, judiciary’s news agency says

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By Reuters     l     July 22, 2026 DUBAI, July 22 (Reuters) – Iran executed a man on charges linked to nationwide protests in January, an opposition group ​and the Iranian judiciary’s official Mizan news agency reported ‌on Wednesday. Mizan identified the man as Mehdi Khaneki and said he was executed for “operational actions” that

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