Tag: Balochi protests

By Kamil Alboshoka  Introduction  Iran enters 2026 at a critical juncture. Severe internal repression, economic collapse, and regional weakness now intersect with explicit U.S. red lines, leaving...

  How Iran Got Away with Ethnic Oppression for a Century by Colonising and Securitising Ahwazis   Introduction   Silence is not mere passivity. People, individually or collectively, are...

The portents foretelling the massive protests that swelled across Iran in response to the death last September of Mahsa Amini (Jina in Kurdish) at...

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

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 is ethnically and culturally diverse, with the population consisting of several ethnicities, including Azerbaijanis, Ahwazi Arabs, Kurds, Turkmen, Baluchis, and Gilaks, in addition...

Three more young Ahwazis, one of them a 17-year-old boy, have been killed by Iranian regime forces in the past week, bringing the total...