“America can't do a damn thing against us," said Imam Khomeini, shortly after the groundbreaking Islamic Revolution of 1979 that he spearheaded.

August 30 marks the anniversary of martyrdom of two great political figures of Iran.

A young and visionary political figure, Hussaini was the symbol of resistance and resilience against Takfiri, imperialist and Zionist forces in the Muslim-majority country, inspired by the Islamic Revolution.

Western "experts" analyze the Islamic Republic of Iran from a set of propositions that contribute to establishing a predetermined notion of the country within the Western collective imagination

Ashura was the fountainhead of Imam Khomeini’s revolutionary ideology and his popular call for fighting Taghut, a Quranic term denoting tyrannical powers on earth.

The martyrdom of Imam Hussain (AS) and his companions in Karbala functions as an ontological paradigm of the perennial struggle against oppression, injustice, and domination

Tehran organizes the sixth edition of the international conference on American human rights.