Iran’s Regime Is Trapped in the Predicament of Overthrow

After decades of repression, war, and regional intervention, the regime’s survival strategy is reaching its limits—and the crisis facing it today is fundamentally different from the crises of the past. There is a fundamental difference between saying that the Iranian regime must eventually be overthrown...

Iran’s Power Crisis Is No Accident—It Is the Cost of Decades of Regime Mismanagement

As daily blackouts spread across Iran, leaving millions without electricity and water during extreme summer heat, the crisis exposes years of neglected infrastructure and political priorities that have consistently placed ideology above public...

Iran Faces Another Winter Energy Crisis as Billions of Dollars in Natural Gas Go Up in Flames

Despite possessing the world's second-largest natural gas reserves, Iran continues to waste vast amounts of associated gas through flaring, deepening energy shortages and economic losses. Even before summer has ended and Iranians have recovered...

From the Constitutional Revolution to Today: Iran’s Unfinished Struggle Against Dictatorship

One hundred and twenty years after the Constitutional Revolution, Iran's history tells a consistent story: every generation has risen against absolute rule, rejecting both monarchical and religious dictatorship in pursuit of freedom, national sovereignty, and...

Iran Regime Escalates Crackdown on Political Prisoners Amid Wave of Arrests and Prison Abuses

New arrests, violent prison raids, torture allegations, sham trials, and inhumane detention conditions reveal the Iranian regime’s continuing campaign to silence political dissent and intimidate supporters of the PMOI/MEK. The Iranian regime is intensifying...

Why Were the Perpetrators of Iran’s 1988 Massacre Never Held Accountable?

Amnesty International documented how officials implicated in the 1988 massacre continued to occupy senior positions, while victims’ families faced intimidation, silence, and retaliation. The 1988 massacre of political prisoners in Iran was not simply...

Retirees in Shush Protest Poverty, Inflation, Corruption, and Regime War Policies

Retirees take to the streets in temperatures exceeding 50°C, denouncing low pensions, rising prices, collapsing public services, corruption, and the regime’s costly war policies. Retirees take their grievances to the streets Retired workers and pensioners in Shush, Khuzestan Province, took to the streets on Sunday, August 9, protesting against worsening living conditions, inflation, discrimination, corruption, and the policies of the Iranian regime. The retirees gathered and marched in front of the Social Security Organization office, demanding action over inadequate pensions, soaring prices, declining purchasing power, and the deterioration of essential public services. Their protest came as temperatures in Khuzestan exceeded 50 degrees Celsius, underscoring the determination of the demonstrators to continue pressing their...

Iran’s Drug Crisis Deepens as Warning Grows Over Planned Removal of Subsidized Currency

Iran’s healthcare crisis is deepening as medicine shortages, soaring treatment costs, and weak insurance coverage put growing pressure on patients. A senior Iranian lawmaker...

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From the Constitutional Revolution to Today: Iran’s Unfinished Struggle Against Dictatorship

One hundred and twenty years after the Constitutional Revolution, Iran's history tells a consistent story: every generation has risen against absolute rule, rejecting both monarchical and religious dictatorship in pursuit of freedom, national...

Former U.S. Ambassador Carla Sands Urges Western Support for Iran’s Democratic Opposition

In a RedState guest editorial, former U.S. Ambassador to Denmark Carla Sands argues that sustained pressure on Tehran must be paired with support for Iran's organized democratic opposition. A new opinion piece published by...

Women Under Siege: New Data Reveal the Escalating Assault on Women’s Rights in Iran

Executions, mass arrests, femicide, and the continued targeting of female students expose an intensifying campaign against women in Iran...

Iran Regime Defies Nuclear Oversight While Rebuilding Sensitive Facility

As Tehran blocks IAEA inspections and quietly restores a...

Calls for an Iranian Nuclear Bomb Expose the Regime’s Growing Threat to International Peace

A state-linked media outlet openly advocates nuclear weapons as...

Geneva Talks Resume as Tehran Seeks Sanctions Relief Amid Deepening Crisis

Indirect U.S.–Iran Negotiations Highlight Strategic Deadlock Over Enrichment and...

Brinkmanship Without a Nation: How Iran’s Regime Traps Itself Between War, Retreat, and Collapse

Abbas Araghchi’s rhetoric of “steadfastness” exposes a regime cornered...

Iran’s Regime Is Trapped in the Predicament of Overthrow

After decades of repression, war, and regional intervention, the regime’s survival strategy is reaching its limits—and the crisis facing it today is fundamentally different...

Iran Regime’s Security Shake-Up Exposes Growing Power Struggle and Internal Weakness

The abrupt replacement of Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr by IRGC commander Mohsen Rezaei has exposed deepening tensions between the presidency and the emerging power structure...

50 Resistance Actions Across Iran Back Simay-e Azadi Solidarity Campaign

Resistance Units carried out 50 coordinated activities in cities across Iran, displaying banners, distributing leaflets, writing slogans, and staging photo actions in support of...

Iran’s Political Prisoners Call for Stronger Support for Simay-e Azadi

Messages from political prisoners in Qezel Hesar and Karaj Central prisons emphasize the importance of independent media, organized resistance, and solidarity with the Iranian...

PMOI Resistance Units Promote Simay-e Azadi in Cities Across Iran

Young activists display handwritten and printed messages and organize photo actions in support of Simay-e Azadi and its 30th national fundraising campaign, highlighting the...
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