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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AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL 31 March 2026 Responding to the arbitrary and secret executions of four dissidents in Iran since yesterday as at least seven other protesters and dissidents face the imminent risk of execution, Amnesty International’s Deputy Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa Diana Eltahawy said: “Iranian authorities must immediately halt
Fox News | Emma Bussey | 3/ 25/2026 A bipartisan group of former senior U.S. officials — including former military leaders, diplomats, and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich — has issued a letter backing regime change in Iran and endorsing and opposition roadmap for the
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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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Karl Sexton with AFP, AP, dpa | January 29, 2026 The bloc’s foreign ministers made the symbolic move in response to the brutal clampdown on protests in Iran. Meanwhile, Brussels has also imposed sanctions on 15 Iranian officials and six “entities.” EU foreign ministers agreed Thursday to designate Iran‘s Islamic
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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 Mostafa Aslani 18th January 2026 Why the uprising of January 2026 marks a decisive break between Iranian society and the ruling clerical regime A profound transformation is unfolding in Iran. The country before and after 8 January 2026 is no longer the same. What erupted in the January 2026
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