Iran's parliament has proposed a plan that would require citizens and entities to seek authorization before contacting universities or engaging with foreign media. This initiative is part of broader concerns regarding foreign influence within the country.
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Iran's parliament proposes plan addressing foreign infiltration concerns
Iran's parliament has introduced a plan aimed at regulating contact with universities and foreign media, requiring authorization from citizens and entities. This move reflects ongoing concerns about foreign infiltration in the nation.
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Iran’s hardline parliament raises concerns with ‘foreign infiltration’ plan
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Iran's parliament proposes plan addressing foreign infiltration concerns