Iran: Last News

+121

All news where Iran is mentioned

express.co.uk
73%
874
Jason Manford blasts Boris for 'most shameless tweet’ about Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe
Boris Johnson for his “shameless tweet” following the news that Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe would finally be released home to the UK.The Prime Minister has been highly criticised for his own failings in the case of Nazanin, who was placed under arrest in Iran back in 2016.Jason, 40, replied to a tweet from the Prime Minister, 57, following Nazanin’s release.Today Boris wrote to his 4.1 million followers: “I am very pleased to confirm that the unfair detention of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Anoosheh Ashoori in Iran has ended today, and they will now return to the UK.“The UK has worked intensively to secure their release and I am delighted they will be reunited with their families and loved ones.”In view of his 411,400 Twitter followers Jason responded: “And the award for most shameless tweet of the year goes to…”Boris has previously come under fire for making things worse for Nazanin during her time in incarceration by falsely claiming in 2017 that she was teaching journalism in Iran - risking landing further charges against her.Her employer, the Thomson Reuters Foundation, said she was simply visiting her family and Sir Patrick McLoughlin, the chairman of Mr Hunt’s campaign, said Mr Johnson’s language had “not helped” Ms Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s case.Many people took to the comments section to share in Jason’s outrage over the Prime Minister’s recent tweet.Actress Sally Lindsay wrote: “The absolute brass neck of it”. To which Jason replied: “Incredible! After he was ‘in charge’ whilst Home Secretary! 100% ****hole.”Sue Taylor wrote: “I’d have preferred it if he’d just been silent! No one wants to hear his PR rubbish. “If he apologised to her face to face in front of the cameras, I might give him some credit!!”“From the man
metroweekly.com
40%
208
Editor’s Pick: Chicago’s PrideArts Spring International Film Festival
At Water’s Edge, a mesmerizing queer dance short from the acclaimed, trailblazing transgender choreographer, and Homo Pol, a short dance documentary film by Amadeus Pawlica focused on the LGBTQ community in Poland.Monday, March 21, brings nine more in a program exploring relationships at opposite ends of the age spectrum, from budding young love to the Alzheimer’s-induced fading memory of a relationship more than 40 years in the making.Also part of Week 2 programming is the German short Pussy Cruising, a humorous take and fantastical riff on the subject posed by the question, “What would cruising among lesbians look like?”The seven films packaged in Week 3 examine the prejudices, discrimination, and other hurdles, some of them self-imposed, faced by people with queer identities, particularly as faced by those living in Iran, Finland, Greece, Spain, North America, and Chile — with The Bodies of Siegfried, Emilio Rodriguez’s documentary offering a visual exploration questioning the limits of art and pornography.Finally, queer challenges, from identity and self-image to romantic relationships, are explored in the final six selected for Week 4, beginning April 4 and ending April 11.Tickets per program, offering a full week of streaming, are $10, or $25 for a full festival pass.

Latest News About Iran

What is the current situation in Iran?

Iran is currently in the spotlight due to local government initiatives that spark public discussions.

Where can I find reliable information about Iran?

We provide up-to-date reports of events in Iran, based on information from official sources.

What shapes the news landscape in Iran?

The media narrative in Iran is driven by regional dynamics, highlighting the specific nature of the area.

How does the situation in Iran affect the wider region?

Events and developments in Iran often have a broader impact on surrounding areas, shaping regional trends and public opinion.

What cultural or social events are upcoming in Iran?

Iran hosts a variety of social gatherings that attract attention locally and beyond, offering insight into the area's vibrant community life.

DMCA