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Defense pacts won’t deter Iran; the solution rests with its geography

 Alliances among nations are always driven by security necessities, imposed by shared threats and challenges—or perhaps a common enemy fostering animosity towards the allied...

Ahwaz, 100 Years On: Ethnic Oppression, Global Complicity

A century after Iran occupied Ahwaz, its colonised Ahwazi Arab people and other non-Persian peoples still face erasure—while the world continues to look away. It...

Iran’s Discrimination Against South Azerbaijani People

 Background   Most of Iran’s large Azerbaijani population, numbering approximately 25-30 million, lives in their heartland of South Azerbaijan in Iran’s northwest, where their rich and...

 Iran’s Future Cannot be a Return to Persian Monarchy

For over forty years, protests against the draconian rule of the Iranian regime have repeatedly risen and been quickly, brutally crushed. However, this time...

Iran’s Regime Stands on the Precipice: Will It Fall?

According to analysts, several indicators currently signal the coming downfall of the Iranian regime. The most prominent of these are: suppression of civil liberties,...

Iran’s Racism Condemns Ahwazis and other Colonised People to be Voiceless, to Die in Silence

Iran's Institutional racism against Ahwazis, other non-Persian minorities While much has been written about the dangers of institutional racism in the West, there has been...

Zhina Amini and Iran’s Multi-Layered Revolution

For the ninth consecutive day, Iran is witnessing nationwide demonstrations in protest at the killing of a 22-year-old Kurdish woman, Mahsa Amini, also known as...

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