This week’s revelations that the International Atomic Energy Agency found traces of uranium at an undeclared nuclear site in Iran’s Tehran Province — revelations which the regime has refused to explain — shows that the Iranian nuclear issue is far more complicated than U.S. and Iranian jockeying of recent days suggests.
The Voice of America's Persian News Network opts out of covering protests
Malaysia's religious police go digital;
ISIS rears its head in Spain;
A step forward for Egyptian counterterrorism...;
...amid new signs of life for Egyptian Salafism;
Islamabad seeks Beijing's support on threat finance blacklist
An ISIS resurgence in Iraq and Syria;
Israel's global counterterrorism campaign;
Fear and loathing in Germany;
A radical education in Afghanistan
In late July, Mousa Ghazanfarabadi, the conservative head of Tehran's Revolutionary Court, announced publicly that the Iranian regime had identified a new "hostile government" with whom interaction was henceforth banned, punishable by up to a decade in prison.