Iran Parliament Tightens Foreign Influence Laws, Targets Legal Entities

Iran's parliament approved Articles 30 and 31 of a bill countering foreign intelligence influence, extending liability to legal entities. This signals a legislative crackdown on perceived foreign interference, likely aimed at NGOs and businesses. The move may escalate tensions with Western nations and complicate foreign investment.

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