Golnar Motevalli is the Head of Iran Coverage at Bloomberg. With a focus on social issues, protests, and Iranian affairs, she brings extensive experience from her previous roles covering Afghanistan and Turkey, as well as her time at the BBC and Reuters. Golnar's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Washington Post, TIME, and Yahoo Finance.
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Iran’s president criticized a new law that will increase restrictions on women’s rights and impose tough punishments on those accused of flouting dress codes.
The Islamic Republic's ‘Axis of Resistance’ is broken and the regime is rattled as Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House.
The Islamic Republic's ‘Axis of Resistance' is broken and the regime is rattled as Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House.
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Iranian authorities are prosecuting a female singer for live streaming her own performance while defying religious dress codes — the latest sign that women continue to challenge the Islamic Republic as it faces pressure at home and abroad.
By: Golnar Motevalli
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey will accompany Britain’s Finance Minister Rachel Reeves on her official visit to China in January, Sky News reported on Saturday.
By: Arsalan Shahla, Golnar Motevalli
Iran said it will start easing some of the world’s tightest internet restrictions by lifting its ban on WhatsApp and Google Play — a sign that authorities want to placate domestic opponents as the Islamic Republic faces major economic and foreign-policy challenges.
By: Golnar Motevalli
Iran dismissed as “preposterous and ridiculous” claims by investigators in Sweden and Belgium that the Islamic Republic has recruited children to attack Israeli targets in their countries.
By: Golnar Motevalli, Arsalan Shahla
Earlier on Tuesday, Iran's Supreme Council of Cyberspace approved the lifting of blocks on “certain widely used foreign platforms” according to the
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