Humanitarian Situation of Camp Ashraf Residents

European Parliament Resolution on the Humanitarian Situation of Camp Ashraf Residents in Iraq. Read Document

Morgenthau vs. Tehran

The Wall Street journal

If only the CIA were as effective against Iran as Manhattan’s D.A.

There’s good news, and some really bad news, about Iran’s efforts to evade U.S. sanctions and infiltrate the U.S. financial system. Read More

Congress Writes Letter to President Obama

Congressman Gary Ackerman (D-NY) Joins 6 other powerful House Chairs – writes letter to President Obama, to urge “firm position” on Iran. Read Letter

Iraqi Army Besieges Iranian Exile Camp

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BAGHDAD, March 16 (Reuters) – Iraqi forces have besieged a camp housing Iranian exiles in Iraq, residents and a security official said, after the national security adviser reiterated a vow to shut the place down.

A source at Iraq’s Interior Ministry said Iraqi soldiers surrounded Camp Ashraf on Thursday after residents resisted an attempt to clear them out of one building inside it. The soldiers were blocking fuel and medicines getting in, he said. Read More

70,000 Supporters of Iranian Resistance Endorse Democratic Change

Iranian Americans from New York Join 70,000 in Paris, France – Call for Democratic Change in Iran. Read More

Russia Can Be Part of the Answer on Iran

The Wall Street Journal
By CHARLES SCHUMER

Last month, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced that Iran was installing an additional 6,000 centrifuges at Iran’s main nuclear enrichment complex… Read More

Don’t Enable Iran’s Offenses

By Bob Filner and Lord Corbett

Peace movements always struggle with the balancing act of wanting to engage enemies without appeasing them. Peace activists don’t want war, but they also recognize that peace at any price can be costly. In the case of Iran, these choices are becoming painful and difficult. Read More

Iraq’s Political Refugees in Limbo

By Saleh al-Mutlaq

THERE IS so much tragedy in Iraq that some stories go underreported – eclipsed by other negative news.

This one requires attention: Inside Iraq, 20 kilometers west of the Iranian border and 60 kilometers northeast of Baghdad in Diyala province, stands Camp Ashraf where members of the Iranian opposition – known as the Mujahedin-e-Khalq – have lived for more than two decades. Today, some 3,500 residents live in Ashraf. Read More