As executions rise and officials openly link survival to conflict, a long-standing doctrine re-emerges: external war as a tool for internal control
The execution of three prisoners—Mehdi Rasouli, Mohammadreza Miri, and Ebrahim Dowlatabadi—on Monday, May...
The rial’s collapse against the dollar is no longer a fluctuation—it reflects structural decay, policy failure, and a looming social reckoning
In recent weeks, Iran’s...
From security-driven shutdowns to “tiered internet” access, Tehran’s digital policies reveal a long-term strategy with deep economic and social consequences
Iran’s ongoing restrictions on international...
As Reza Pahlavi sidesteps questions on human rights abuses, historical evidence challenges efforts to sanitize Iran’s pre-revolutionary record
Confronting history is not optional—it is an...
As executions rise and officials openly link survival to conflict, a long-standing doctrine re-emerges: external war as a tool for internal control
The execution of...
As conflict deepens, the Iranian regime tightens its grip on information—leaving journalists trapped between state control, digital blackouts, and rising personal risk.
For journalists in...
Conflicting statements by officials and institutional paralysis point to deepening instability inside the Iran regime
Recent statements by officials within the Iran regime, amplified even...
