Opinion

Iranians fleeing repression, war, and internet shutdowns find precarious survival in Armenia, where delivery work offers cash but no protection...

The postwar succession crisis may open possibilities for change, but only if civil society avoids premature illusions and applies organized,...

War and prolonged internet blackouts wiped out jobs across Iran, from gig work to industry, with women in informal and...

War appears here not as an event but as a durable condition: a sign of suspended historical time, collapsing horizons,...

When regime change is defended “at any cost,” moral boundaries collapse, violence is normalized, and human lives are turned into...

A postwar political transition will not guarantee a better future for women unless their demands are explicitly named and placed...

“Woman, Life, Freedom” reimagines power beyond war, patriarchy, and the hierarchies that decide which lives matter. If war is understood...

Hormuz is testing not only energy markets, but the petrodollar order that bound U.S. power, Middle Eastern oil, and dollar...

Conflict in the Strait of Hormuz could spark a massive oil spill, devastating Gulf ecosystems, desalination, fisheries, and economies while...

The essay argues that repression and exile weakened the Iranian left’s organizational base, while war and diaspora media amplify monarchist...