Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the European troika’s activation of the so-called snapback mechanism is a move aimed at “increasing tension.”

Iranian academic Mahdieh Esfandiari was arrested exactly 200 days ago in France without a warrant, denied rights, subjected to torture, and used as leverage by Paris in a political prisoner-swap.

Nationwide anti-government demonstrators across France set streets ablaze, saying the political system was no longer fit for purpose.

French police arrest dozens of people early Wednesday as a new protest movement, dubbed “Block Everything,” disrupted highway traffic nationwide.

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After losing his confidence vote in the National Assembly, François Bayrou has submitted his resignation to Emmanuel Macron.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi tells E3 to pull back from its effort to trigger the snapback clause.

Due to a disagreement concerning the recognition of a Palestinian state, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has halted the French president's trip to the occupied Palestinian territories.

Iranian academic Mahdieh Esfandiari remains in jail in France for denouncing the Israeli regime’s genocide in Gaza.

France calls itself the land of liberty. Yet when Iranian academic Mahdieh Esfandiari condemned Israel’s genocide in Gaza, she was jailed.