Iran’s judiciary executed several protest-related prisoners in one week, while prisoners across 56 prisons continued their collective hunger strike against...
Read moreHow Kurdistan became a dominant war narrative, obscuring other military geographies and reducing a living society to a proxy image....
Read moreBefore the bombs fell, millions in Iran were already being pushed below survival by sanctions, inflation, austerity, and collapsing wages....
Read moreTehran and Washington are trapped in parallel deadlocks, each trying to turn survival, pressure, and escalation into leverage before another...
Read moreA U.S. maritime blockade traps oil at sea, while Iran’s workers are left to absorb the costs of war on...
Read moreA first-person bipolar diary from Tehran captures war as blackout, class fracture, grief, and the fragile insistence on living. Sunday,...
Read moreAcross Iran, war has deepened inflation, reduced consumption, made medicine scarcer and more expensive, and intensified fears of unemployment, illness,...
Read moreWar did not create Iran’s labor crisis, but it has deepened it, making more visible how inflation, layoffs, and unpaid...
Read moreWithout major reciprocal security guarantees, the current U.S.–Iran talks may amount to nothing more than a pause between two wars....
Read moreThis war’s deepest cost is borne by wage-earners: inflation, unemployment, destroyed industry, and the crushing of hopes for change. One...
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