Tag: Kurds

On 25 January, Time magazine reported, citing Iranian government officials and Ministry of Health data, that at least 30,000 protesters were killed and thousands...

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...

Case Studies of Ethnic Minorities Flashpoints: South Azerbaijani Turks and Ahwazi Arabs in Iran Historical Background: Iranian Azerbaijanis, commonly referred to as South Azerbaijani...

“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...

  This comprehensive report seeks to shed light on the underlying causes contributing to the poor education system in Ahwaz. It strives to elucidate...