Iranian lawmakers are currently evaluating a new bill aimed at reducing foreign influence in the country. The legislation includes measures that would penalize interactions with journalists from international outlets viewed as adversaries of the Islamic Republic. These interactions could be classified as criminal offenses, with potential sentences of up to two years in prison.
This discussion arises nearly six months after the conflict initiated by the United States and Israel, with diplomatic resolutions still out of reach. The initiative underscores Tehran’s intent to exercise tighter control over foreign engagement within its borders.


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