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Vente Venezuela Reopens Caracas Headquarters as Party Resumes Public Activity

The move signals a return to on-the-ground organizing centered on peaceful backing of worker protests with a renewed push for fresh elections.

Iran Reports 500 Arrests in Expanding Crackdown as IRGC Targets Alleged Spies

Vietnam Arrests Journalist Le Anh Hung on Anti-State Charge

Iranian Revolutionary Court Sentences Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi on Collusion, Propaganda Charges

Amnesty Report Alleges North Korea Executes People for Consuming South Korean Media

Venezuela Unveils Sweeping Amnesty and Plans to Close El Helicoide Prison

Death of Iran’s ‘Baby Rider’ Disputed: Rights Groups Allege Shooting, State Media Cites Crash

Iran Protest Toll Dispute Widens as Reports Cite 30,000–36,500 Killed in Two Days

Rights Group Puts Iran Protest Deaths Above 5,000 as U.S. Carrier Advances and IRGC Warns

Iran Police Issue Three-Day Surrender Ultimatum as Internet Access Slowly Returns

Iran Restores Limited Internet Access as Khamenei Escalates Rhetoric After Deadly Crackdown

Iran Protests Recede After Crackdown as Rights Groups Report Thousands Killed

G7 Condemns Iran Crackdown, Warns of Further Measures

Starlink Restores Access in Iran, Offers Free Service During Blackout

Iran Unrest Intensifies as 17-Year-Old Amir Ali Haydari’s Killing Becomes a Flashpoint

Ireland Delays Accreditation of Iranian Ambassador Over Protest Crackdown

Bay Area and Sacramento Rallies Back Iranian Protesters, Call for Regime Change

Iran Cuts Internet as Protests Surge Into a 13th Day

RSF Uncovers ‘ResidentBat’ Android Spyware Used by Belarus’s KGB as Google Plans Warnings

U.S. Suspends Belarus Potash Sanctions as Minsk Frees 123 Political Prisoners