Iran Protests Grow but Regime Still Stands Strong with Security Forces Loyal

January 14, 2026

Iran Protests Grow but Regime Still Stands Strong with Security Forces Loyal

Iran faces large protests amid economic pain and sanctions. But the regime remains firm as security forces suppress protests. No sudden fall yet.

UK Imposes Full Sanctions on Iran Amid Deadly Protests and Global Pressure

January 13, 2026

UK Imposes Full Sanctions on Iran Amid Deadly Protests and Global Pressure

The UK has announced full sanctions on Iran targeting vital sectors due to deadly protests. The Foreign Office summoned Iran's ambassador. Trump urged protests to continue.

Iran Official Confirms Nearly 2,000 Killed in Ongoing Protests Amid Blame on Terrorists

January 13, 2026

Iran Official Confirms Nearly 2,000 Killed in Ongoing Protests Amid Blame on Terrorists

An Iranian official told Reuters that about 2,000 people, including security forces, died during protests. Authorities blame terrorists and foreign-backed groups for the violence.

Trump Administration Ends Deportation Protection for Somali Immigrants

January 13, 2026

Trump Administration Ends Deportation Protection for Somali Immigrants

The Trump administration has decided to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somali immigrants. From March 17, about 2,500 Somalis will lose legal work permits and face possible deportation. Homeland Security says Somalia’s conditions have improved. This move is part of a broader push against illegal immigration in states with large Somali communities.

South Korean Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty for Ex-President Yoon Over 2024 Martial Law Bid

January 13, 2026

South Korean Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty for Ex-President Yoon Over 2024 Martial Law Bid

Prosecutors demand the death penalty for former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol for his failed martial law declaration in December 2024. This is the first insurrection trial of a Korean head of state in 30 years. A verdict is due in mid-February.