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In this episode of Mideastream, we examine the legacy of President Ebrahim Raeisi.

Iranian President Seyyed Ebrahim Raeisi has lost his life while in office. This episode of In a Nutshell looks back at his achievements during three years of an unfinished presidency.

On May 19, 2024, a devastating helicopter crash shook Iran to its core, enveloping the nation in sorrow. This heart-wrenching incident resulted in the loss of Iranian President Ayatollah Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi and all individuals aboard, casting a profound shadow over the country. The news of his untimely death has left a void in the hearts of many Iranians, who will remember him for his contributions and dedication to the nation.

This episode of Hidden Files features an interview with French lawyer and academic Gilles Devers about the prosecution case for Israeli leaders at the ICC.

We will examine a drug manufacturing company that makes four exclusive drugs for livestock and dive into the production and function of each one.

As Iran mourns the loss of two of its beloved officials, the person filling one of the two vacant positions has been announced. The appointment of a new foreign minister is a sign of how quickly the Islamic Republic is making sure there are no delays in carrying out the duties of the foreign ministry position. Amir-Abdollahian's profile and who is filling his shoes, is coming up next.

The Israeli regime is going through some major challenges these days. In addition to a battered war economy and unrest in the Occupied Lands, the regime forces are suffering not only in the Gaza Strip, but also in the Northern Occupied Land from Hezbollah fighters and other resistance groups operating out of Southern Lebanon. Kaveh joins us now to tell us more.

Every year on May 15, the Palestinians mark Nakba Day, or the day of the catastrophe. It was the day in 1948 when Zionist militia groups literally brought catastrophe upon the original inhabitants of the land of Palestine by forcibly expelling them from their land.

Iran's President Seyyed Ebrahim Raeisi died on Sunday when his helicopter crashed during dense fog in Iran's mountainous northwest. This episode of In a Nutshell will be taking a look at his life and political career.

On May 19, 2024, a harrowing helicopter crash reverberated through Iran, casting a dark shadow over the nation. The tragic event claimed the lives of Iranian President Ayatollah Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi and all passengers onboard including his esteemed Foreign Minister, Dr. Hossein Amir-Abdollahian. Renowned for his revolutionary fervor and political courage on the diplomatic stage, Dr. Amir-Abdollahian's exceptional skills were instrumental in propelling Iran to newfound heights of influence within the region and on the global platform.

An exploration of President Raeisi's contributions to maintaining Iran's security and stability, promoting national development and prosperity, and active efforts to consolidate and develop comprehensive strategic partnerships with world leaders in the efforts of decolonizing the socio-political cultures of world organizations and their member nations' policies.

A tragic twist of fate for the Islamic Republic of Iran. The country's President Ebrahim Raeisi and senior dignitaries, including his foreign minister, were killed in a helicopter crash. What will that mean for the anti-Zionist, anti-imperialist axis of resistance and Iran's support for the Palestinian cause? A triumph for truth and justice: Three European countries will formally enact recognition of Palestine on May 28. The Israeli regime warns of consequences, but is this bluster no longer holding water? Has Tel Aviv overplayed its hand and now is reaping the negative international blowback? The International Criminal Court's top prosecutor seeks arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and war minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity. What does that mean for the devastating war on Gaza? And how does the international legal pressure on Israel impact the realities on the ground?

Iran’s economy under the late President Ebrahim Raeisi and the 13th administration he headed made great strides, from the increase in the GDP to lowering things like inflation and unemployment. In this edition of Economic Divide, we will look at the performance of the late president and how, in his short term in office, he improved the state of Iran’s economy, including its oil production revenues.

Let's examine a phone production line and learn about the most important component in any computer: Silicon!

The Iranian nation reels from the tragic news of their president’s untimely demise in a helicopter crash.

Western media plays down Zionist-Israeli war crimes against Palestinian journalists covering the Gaza genocide. Mainstream media reports on the targeted killings of aid workers in Gaza appear to place disproportionate emphasis on reports by Israeli organization officials that the incidents were "unintentional. According to the latest statistics, the Palestinian Ministry of Health reports more than one million cases of infectious diseases as a result of displacement, as more than 300,000 Palestinians continue to suffer from Zionist-induced starvation.

Resistance and Liberation Day in Lebanon is a vibrant celebration in the hearts of the Lebanese after the defeat of the Israeli occupation in much of the land in southern Lebanon. By this year, the time since the liberation of southern Lebanon exceeds the time of its occupation by 2 years: 24 years of occupation matched by 22 years of liberation. The last Israeli soldier was expelled from our land under the pressure of resistance strikes without any negotiations, political entitlements, concessions, or conditions, and in the times of genocide, this day gained an entirely new meaning.

Libya recently announced its decision to file an intervention before the International Court of Justice in the genocide case against the Israeli apartheid regime. The Libyan Presidential Council announced that Libya had joined the state of South Africa in the genocide lawsuit as a result of the ongoing genocidal war against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip filed against Israel at the International Court of Justice. The move by Libya is a pointer to the continued isolation of the Israeli apartheid regime across the world over its brutal crimes against the people of Palestine. This decision is also a blow to the so-called normalization efforts by the Israeli regime. Last year, the Israeli regime failed miserably in its attempt to establish diplomatic ties with Libya. Elsewhere, Britain is facing strong criticisms over its controversial deal with Rwanda, under which refugees and asylum seekers would be sent to the East African country to have their claims processed there. So why is Britain disregarding its international commitments and obligations on human rights and refugee protection?

A breakdown of the importance of direct student action in the fight to decolonize power structures in the UK and US. Students participating in the student encampments tell us about their successes and struggles.

In this week's episode of "Have it Out with Galloway," George Galloway delves into the West's complicity in the Israel-Gaza war. Galloway is joined by Tariq Ramadan, Emeritus Professor at the University of Oxford, and a live audience.

Irish MEP Clare Daly speaks about EU bureaucracy, the Ukraine war, and the Israeli war on Gaza.

On Wednesday, May 15, Palestinians marked the 76th anniversary of their mass expulsion from their lands, now known as the Occupied Territories. This event, known as the "Nakba" in Arabic, meaning "catastrophe," saw approximately 700,000 Palestinians, the majority of the pre-war population, forced to flee or being driven from their homes before and during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war that followed the illegal establishment of Israel.

In this episode of Hidden Files, Marzieh Hashemi spoke with independent scholar and activist Sandew Hira about the US sanctions on Iran.

Iran mourns tragic loss of President Raeisi, his companions in helicopter crash