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How Iran’s Khomeinist Left reinvented itself as the ‘Reformist’ hard core of power - opinion
Colombia’s new Israel alliance is a strategic blow to Iran and its proxies - opinion
Rethinking 1953: Deconstructing the myth of Mosaddegh’s democratic legitimacy - opinion
Why Saudi Arabia failed to defeat the Houthis – and could now be dragged back into war - opinion
Riyadh must recognize that trimming Houthi branches is futile without confronting the head of the octopus in Tehran.
Islamic Republic's psychological warfare is targeting trust between Iranians and Israel - opinion
Many Iranians view Israel as the only actor with the determination and strategic clarity to confront the regime, targeting military capabilities, nuclear ambitions, and its leadership and networks
The Caspian Sea reckoning: Ukraine is bringing the war to the Islamic Republic’s doorstep - opinion
The recent Ukrainian strike on a military transport vessel in the Caspian Sea is the opening salvo of a broader strategic retaliation.
How global elites weaponize anti-Israel hostility to conceal misconduct and crime - opinion
For months, the global public was led to believe that Khan’s aggressive pursuit of arrest warrants against Israeli leadership was a principled stance on human rights.
Why Iran will not be another Libya if the regime is overthrown - opinion
Iraq and Libya were 20th-century constructs. Prior to the 20th century, neither existed as a unified nation-state. Applying the Iraq or Libya framework to Iran is a severe strategic mistake.
The civilizational divide: European Right aligned with Israel, America's Right aligned with Left
By treating the war against the IRGC as a foreign entanglement engineered by a foreign power, the isolationist Right and the progressive Left are actively undermining the West’s collective defense.
The Somaliland president’s historic Israel visit - opinion
Why a free Iran completes the Greece-Israel-UAE-India-Somaliland axis.
The IRGC is not defending Iran, it's exporting the Islamic revolution - opinion
As long as the parallel structures of the IRGC dictate Iran’s wealth, institutional moderation is an impossibility.
World Cup 2026: Why millions of Iranians refuse to cheer for the regime’s team - opinion
When a state actively wages war against the core pillars of a country’s heritage, any institution operating under its direct banner loses its national legitimacy.
October 7 exposed the West’s dangerous illusion about Iran - opinion
The belief that economic incentives can moderate jihadist regimes collapsed on October 7, 2023; Iran may prove the next test.