How an organization that was only delisted by the US Department of State as a terrorist group in 2012 could so soon after win influential friends at the heart of America’s current administratio...
As the Trump administration has ratcheted up its rhetoric targeting the Iran nuclear deal and even ominously suggesting a broader confrontation, the Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK) has begun to step up i...
Plans to pass a resolution in the House opposing the interim Iran nuclear deal and calling for new sanctions have been defeated. Further, plans to force a vote on new sanctions in the Senate next...
Experts from the National Iranian American Council (NIAC) will be available to media before, during and after the conclusion of nuclear negotiations between the United States, other members of th...
The top U.S. nuclear negotiator in UN Security Council negotiations with Iran urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday to hold off on further sanctions until new negotiations commen...
NIAC experts will be available to media before, during and after Iran's presidential election for analysis of Iran's internal political dynamics; implications for Iran's pro-democracy and human r...
The House and Senate each held hearings on Iran policy, including sanctions, diplomacy, and war with top administration officials from the State and Treasury departments. ...
As Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad spoke at the United Nations, a large rally took place near the United Nations building. This participants were described as “Anti-Ahmadinejad protesters” (...
NIAC Policy Director Jamal Abdi provides initial thoughts on Ahmadinejad's address before the UN General Assembly. ...
NIAC Policy Director Jamal Abdi provides initial thoughts on Ahmadinejad's address before the UN General Assembly. ...
The MEK, a group responsible for killing several US military personnel and US civilians in the 1970s, has been removed from the US government's terrorist list. So why isn't this group considered ...
The MEK, a group responsible for killing several US military personnel and US civilians in the 1970s, has been removed from the US government's terrorist list. So why isn't this group considered ...