Democratic Solidarity Party of Al-Ahwaz (DSPA)

With the Iraqi parliamentary elections set for Sunday, various Iraqi political groups are preparing for a reorganization of the national politics due to unprecedented openness and increased expected participation. This is especially true for the ruling parties in the Kurdistan
Regional Government, which could see their national representation reduced

March 5, 2010

URGENT ACTION ALERT: FDI PROTESTS ARREST OF IRANIAN KURDISH LEADER IN GERMANY.

NEWS FROM THE FOUNDATION FOR DEMOCRACY IN IRAN WWW.IRAN.ORG

  By: Ken Timmerman Plainclothes police arrested the leader of an Iranian Kurdish opposition group at his apartment near Cologne, Germany, on Friday afternoon, a [Read More…]

The mistake that both governments and pundits in the West does in regard to Iran is that they change their policies and views based upon social and political changes in Iran, which they often misunderstand or misinterpret due to lack of understanding and information about

5 Feb 2010 – Medya News — Tehran has called in Italian ambassador Alberto Bradanini over the arrest of two Iranians in Turin on suspicion of arms trafficking, Iranian news agencies reported on Friday.

4 Feb 2010 – A resolution calling the World War I -era killing of Armenians genocide has narrowly passed a key committee of the U.S. Congress.  Turkey has responded by recalling its ambassador from Washington for consultations.

Two Iranians and five Italians have been arrested by Italian police on suspicion of trafficking arms to Iran, anti-terror police say.

Two more Iranian suspects are currently in Iran, Italian officials say.

3 Mar 2010- Medya News – Ingersoll-Rand PLC (IR) is being targeted over its ties to Iran by a lobby group that has already helped push other industrial groups to sever their business interests in the country.

Iran’s telecommunications agency plans to block Gmail in favor of an upcoming domestic e-mail service, according to the Wall Street Journal.

KIRKUK, Iraq – The election hopes of Kurdish voters in Kirkuk rest on a neurologist with a US nationality, whose mission is to win control of the disputed, ethnically-mixed oil-rich province.