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From Demanding Rights to Exercising Them: Four Years After Woman, Life, Freedom
Read the full story: From Demanding Rights to Exercising Them: Four Years After Woman, Life, FreedomFour years after Jina Amini’s death, women are no longer only demanding rights from the state. Increasingly, they are exercising them in everyday life. Four years have passed since the death of Jina Mahsa Amini, the…
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The End of U-Turn Politics: Reza Pahlavi’s Gamble on War and Bloodshed
By staking his political future on foreign military intervention, Reza Pahlavi may have closed off the political reinventions that sustained him for decades. Reza…
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No to War, No to the Islamic Republic: A Third Way That Cannot Be Ignored
A feminist defence of a third way that rejects both foreign aggression and the Islamic Republic’s repression, refusing to sacrifice freedom to geopolitics. I…
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Solidarity Beyond Ideological Camps: Over 100 Iranians Reject the Choice Between War and Repression
More than 100 Iranians reject the choice between foreign aggression and state repression, demanding an end to executions, political imprisonment, war and collective punishment.…
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The Tanker War Returns: The Maritime Front of the Iran–US War
US attacks on Iranian tankers and Tehran’s retaliation are turning Hormuz into a central battlefield, reviving the logic and risks of the 1980s Tanker…
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The Café as Refuge: A Few Hours of Normal Life in an Abnormal Country
In Tehran, cafés offer rare spaces for connection, self-expression and normal life, even as inflation makes these small freedoms increasingly unaffordable. In this field…
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Soaring Prices, Stagnant Wages: Food Inflation Tops 100%
The estimated cost of a basic household basket has more than doubled in months, while food prices have risen far faster than wages. The…
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