Iran International
Coverage of Iran International in the Nexus archive.
- Two Romanian men jailed for 2024 stabbing of dissident Iranian journalist in London
Two Romanian men were jailed for the 2024 stabbing of dissident Iranian journalist Pouria Zeraati in London. The court stated evidence 'overwhelmingly' linked Tehran to the attack, and a third suspect is undergoing criminal proceedings in Romania.
- Two Romanians jailed for stabbing Iranian journalist in London
Two Romanians were jailed for stabbing Iranian journalist Pouria Zeraati in London, an attack linked to his criticism of the Iranian regime. Zeraati, a TV journalist with Iran International, was attacked outside his Wimbledon home.
- 2 men jailed for stabbing an Iranian journalist in London in an attack blamed on Tehran
Two Romanian men were jailed for stabbing an Iranian journalist in London, with the judge stating the attack was carried out on behalf of the Iranian state. The victim, Pouria Zeraati, a presenter for London-based Iran International, was injured in March 2024 and later relocated abroad due to fears of reprisals.
- Two convicted over London stabbing of Iranian dissident journalist
Two Romanian nationals were convicted for the stabbing of Iranian dissident journalist Pouria Zeraati in London. Prosecutors described the attack as a proxy operation aimed at silencing criticism of Tehran.
- Two men convicted of wounding journalist in London ‘on orders of Iran’
Two men were convicted of stabbing an Iranian journalist in London in 2024, an attack described as an attempt to silence him. The journalist, Pouria Zeraati, was working for Iran International, a Farsi-language dissident broadcaster, when he was injured outside his home. The attack is alleged to have been carried out on behalf of the regime in Tehran.
- 2 men guilty of stabbing Iranian journalist in London in an attack prosecutors blame on Tehran
Two Romanian men, Nandito Badea and George Stana, were convicted of stabbing Iranian journalist Pouria Zeraati in London, an attack prosecutors allege was ordered by Tehran. Iran's senior diplomat denied involvement, while the journalist's employer, Iran International, has faced prior threats linked to its critical coverage of Iran's government.
- Trump admin bypasses Tehran's isolation campaign to reach Iranians directly
The Trump administration bypasses Iran's leadership to deliver a message to ordinary Iranians via a Persian-language video, emphasizing that the country's issues stem from its government rather than its people. The video, set to air on Iran International and BBC Persian, highlights themes of freedom and opportunity amid ongoing protests and internet restrictions in Iran.
- Trump admin bypasses Tehran's isolation campaign to reach Iranians directly
The Trump administration bypasses Iranian leadership to deliver a video message to ordinary Iranians via Persian-language outlets, emphasizing that the country's issues stem from its government's confrontational approach rather than its people. The video, highlighting themes of freedom and self-determination, coincides with improved internet access in Iran after months of digital isolation and follows recent anti-government protests.
- Greek man charged in UK over suspected Iranian plot to target dissident journalist
A Greek man has been charged in the UK in connection with a suspected Iranian plot targeting a dissident journalist. The journalist works for Iran International, a London-based Persian news outlet that was previously targeted in an arson attempt claimed by a pro-Tehran group.
- Iranian dissident news network received £650mn of debt relief
The UK-based Iranian dissident news network Iran International received £650 million in debt relief, with its finances strengthened by shareholders.
- Persian movie features scene with Trump lookalike dancing YMCA
A Persian movie includes a scene with a Trump lookalike dancing to 'YMCA,' referencing a debunked claim that President Trump visited Iran before the 1979 Islamic Revolution to purchase the Ramsar Hotel and open a casino. Iran International reported the claim, which has been previously debunked.
- London stabbing of journalist ordered by third party acting for Iran, court told
A journalist, Pouria Zeraati, was stabbed outside his London home in 2024, in an attack ordered by a third party acting on behalf of Iran. Zeraati worked for Iran International, a Farsi-language broadcaster. The stabbing is believed to be a planned attack.
- Iran’s Revolutionary Guard sidelines president as military grip expands
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has blocked President Masoud Pezeshkian’s appointments and established a security cordon around Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, effectively assuming control over key state functions. Analysts warn this shift could lead to a more confrontational Iran, with the IRGC rejecting civilian oversight and escalating regional tensions.
- Counter-terror police investigate London arson attacks on Iranian and Jewish targets
Counter-terror police in London are investigating three arson attacks targeting Iran International media offices, a synagogue, and Jewish charity ambulances. Authorities suspect possible Iranian state involvement in the incidents.