Tag: Balochis

By Jamal Obeidi Amid rapid transformations and mounting military and security pressures facing Iran and the wider Middle East, the central question is no longer...

 ​By: Kamil Alboshoka Understanding the Iranian regime’s internal architecture is essential for assessing its resilience and identifying conditions that could lead to its weakening or collapse....

“They may kill me But they couldn’t kill my thoughts, flowing like a torrent over the years” This article is written in memory of the...

  Iran is a country comprised of distinctive nations, each with its own unique cultural and ethnic identity. Under both the previous and current regime, however,...

 In the 20th century, there was no country called Iran nor an identity known as Iranian. Instead, the country was known as Persia, and...

Twelve-year-old Samer stands at a busy junction in the centre of Ahwaz, holding a towel and glass polish. When the traffic light turns red,...

The shocking mass poisoning of schoolgirls in Iran has caused an unprecedented human rights scandal, generating widespread concern both domestically and internationally. Between November...