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From Iran and the Gulf to Gaza and Ukraine, attacks on water systems make civilian life uninhabitable long after the...

Every government fears a settlement that benefits its rivals, leaving ordinary Iranians trapped between an unfinished war and a peace...

Mojtaba Khamenei’s conflicting signals on revenge and negotiation expose tensions among hardliners, pragmatists, and the institution of velayat-e faqih. Is...

The Strait of Hormuz is both leverage against Washington and a domestic test of who rules post-Khamenei Iran—and whether anyone...

Women students transformed individual testimony into collective action, challenging unequal power relations and institutional impunity in the aftermath of the...

Khamenei’s funeral is not the end of an era, but a test of whether inherited power can still hold the...

Football in Iran mirrors political fracture, where national belonging, state propaganda, exile politics, and popular joy collide. Football in Iran...

A diary from war-struck Tehran, where bombs, checkpoints, grief, and ordinary acts of care fold into the struggle to keep...

With food inflation above 100 percent, workers’ wages no longer cover even the most basic items on the household table....

The war has deepened Iran’s housing emergency: soaring rents, stalled construction, failed state schemes, and millions pushed into residential insecurity....