Kazem Kazerounian | Hartford Courant |APril 1 2026 More than a month into open confrontation between Iran, the United States, Israel, and now parts of the Arab Gulf, the illusion of a quick and decisive conflict has collapsed. What remains is a grinding war with no clear endpoint and no coherent strategy. […]
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NCRI | by Shamsi Saadati | March 20. 2026 A group of former heads of government, ministers, lawmakers, judges, diplomats and public figures has issued a statement backing the Iranian people’s push for a democratic republic and endorsing the National Council of Resistance of Iran’s proposed
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Examiner | By Linda Chavez | February 26, 2026 Women in the political arena can be a very potent transformative force. I know this firsthand from almost 50 years in the challenging field of politics. In this long odyssey, the women who changed me — who changed how I understand leadership,
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Reza Pahlavi is not a unifying figure, but remains a symbol of exclusion.force, he is irrelevant to Iran’s future and unqualified to lead. The Jerusalem Post | By Loqman Radpey | JANUARY 11, 2026 As Iran edges closer to possible collapse amid renewed nationwide protests – particularly
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Newsweek| Jason D. Greenblatt | Feb 03 2026 Any discussion of the Iranian regime—whether diplomatic, strategic, or military—usually begins with its external threats: nuclear enrichment, missile development, regional proxies and the danger these pose to Israel, U.S. Arab allies and global stability. These risks are real, and they could quickly produce widespread
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Townhall | Struan Stevenson | Jan 03, 2026 Iran is once again at a historic crossroads. As the country enters a new year, it does so not with celebration but with fire on the streets, rage in the bazaars, and defiance on university campuses. What began in
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NCRI | Shahriar Kia | October 10, 2025 The clerical regime in Iran has faced a formidable adversary in the Mujahedin-e-Khalq Organization (MEK/PMOI), an entity with a longer history and greater resilience. Despite the regime’s extensive security-intelligence apparatus and numerous repressive institutions, forty years of dedicated efforts to eradicate the MEK
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Miami Independent | Dr. Majid Rafizadeh | Aug. 20, 2022 On August 1, 2025, Reza Pahlavi unveiled what he describes as a roadmap for Iran’s future — a document allegedly crafted by experts under his supervision and disseminated through NUFDI, his promotional apparatus. Marketed as a
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Written byMohammad Sadat Khansari 25th March 2025 It began with a strange email. In 2015, veteran national security reporter Shane Harris opened his inbox to find an invitation—an all-expenses-paid trip to Tehran, a “scientific and creative” conference on the theme of terrorism. The sponsors? A group called the “International Congress on 17,000 Iranian Terror
Townhall | By Ali Safavi | Dec. 23, 2023 Since the massive consecutive uprisings that began in 2017, a grim reality has taken root in Iran. It is a story of widespread human rights violations that stain the conscience of the world. Yet there is a conspicuous
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