Category: Iran Politics
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The Reform Movement in Iran and the Banality of Evil
Reform movements are co-opted to manage and redirect national dissent rather than genuinely improve the welfare of the people. Their… READ MORE
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Making Sense of Iran’s Elections
The so-called elections that the Islamic Republic regime conducts in Iran is a convoluted labyrinth of contradictions and hypocrisy that… READ MORE
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No Borders, No Boundaries: Iran’s Olympic-Level Repression Games
Ultimately, the question is not whether the Islamic Republic regime will continue to persecute its people, but whether the world… READ MORE
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The Day After
What will change in the Islamic Republic regime’s structure after the grotesque charade called the “elections?” READ MORE
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What the Iranian People Want
This is an Open Letter to Mr. Donald Trump in response to his recent “All-In” interview. READ MORE
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Mossadeq: Nationalist Hero or Political Opportunist?
Mohammad Mossadeq’s legacy emerges as one marked by missed opportunities and unrealized promises. His story serves as a reminder of… READ MORE
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A Future Relationship: Iran and Israel Without the Islamic Republic
The potential for a renewed relationship between Iran and Israel is vast, with significant benefits in economic, technological, and cultural… READ MORE
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The Lion and Sun Still Roar: Iran’s Unyielding Spirit
As we honor Majidreza Rahnavard, let us remember that each flicker of a candle lit in his memory is a… READ MORE
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The Iranian Regime Is in A Double Bind
The Islamic Republic in Iran has sparked a war that could lead the Iranian people to finally topple the regime. READ MORE
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A Critical Reflection on Alireza Akhondi’s Political Stance and Actions
In a the broad context, Alireza Akhondi’s journey serves as a poignant lesson. It is a reminder that public figures… READ MORE
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