By the Editorial Staff During a meeting held at the Luxembourg Palace on November 25, former Member of the European Parliament and Middle East expert Struan Stevenson met with senators to discuss…
Khalil Khani * Part One: Drought in Iran Imagine standing beside a massive dam—not watching leisure boats gliding across the water, but instead seeing motorcyclists riding over its dry, cracked bed. This…
By Sara Nouri* The weakening of Hezbollah, and by extension of the network of proxies of the Iranian regime in the Middle East, fuels the most optimistic analyses about a possible imminent…
Par Rasoul Asghari* The uprising which began on September 16 and spread throughout Iran for months, not only shook religious fascism but also aroused surprise and questions in the West: what replacement…
By Sara Nouri-Meshkati* Iranian state media has announced that mobile and foot patrols of the police will once again criss-cross the country to crack down on women who violate the dress code…
By Rasoul Asghari As Iranian universities prepare to welcome the first wave of protests on the anniversary of last year’s bloody uprising, regime officials announce the mass registration of Iraqi militia forces…
The insurrection in all the major cities and provinces of Iran has demonstrated that the Iranian people, bearers of a great civilization, its women, its young people, its rebels, no longer want…
Do Reza Pahlavi and his supporters really believe that his status as the son of a deposed dictator gives him legitimacy? By Nader Nouri The regime of the mullahs in power in…
By Gérard Vespierre Gérard Vespierre, is a geopolitical analyst, associate researcher at FEMO, Foundation for Middle East Studies, founder of the web media Le Monde Décrypté. He spoke on April 26 at…
By Behzad Naziri Behzad Naziri, a former journalist, he is a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI). He spoke on April 26, 2023…
