Islamic revolution
Iran demolishes Gohardasht Prison watchtower, putting evidence of regime’s crimes at risk
Human rights advocates warned that redevelopment of Gohardasht Prison could erase evidence from a site linked to the 1988 massacre of political prisoners and decades of abuse.
Moroccan nomads pour into Ceuta as Spanish PM remains nonchalant – opinion
Khamenei, who hasn't been seen in months, calls for 'unity among Muslims' in post to Gulf States
Rethinking 1953: Deconstructing the myth of Mosaddegh’s democratic legitimacy - opinion
The Cyrus Accords: The beginning of a new chapter in Israel-Iran relations - opinion
Reviving ancient ties, the Cyrus Accords present a pragmatic vision for renewed Israel–Iran cooperation in a post-Islamic regime era.
Britain’s shah moment: Lessons from Iran, warnings from Yemen - opinion
I did not see the shah fall, but I did see Yemen crumble. I watched as the same slow rot settled in. It began quietly, almost imperceptibly. Sermons grew sharper, more radical, but went unchallenged.
Paving over atrocities: Iran turns gravesite of 1979 revolution victims into parking lot
The location of the bodies laid to rest at the Behesht-e Zahra cemetery, now Lot 41, is currently unknown.
A warning from the belly of the beast: the markers of conquest - opinion
They do not need to storm our gates; they believe we will fling them open ourselves. And I fear they are not wrong.
Khamenei’s personal hatred of Azerbaijan - opinion
The Islamic Republic of Iran's animosity toward Azerbaijan, an independent Shi'ite Muslim country, stems directly from its supreme leader.
Fooled by Islamist propaganda: Inside Iran's decades-long infiltration of the West
EUROPE AFFAIRS: Journalist Jean-Marie Montali speaks to ‘Post’ about his and Emmanuel Razavi’s book on Iran’s spy and influence networks in France and how the West fell prey to Iranian manipulation.
From Chanel to exile: the rise and fall of Iran’s last empress
Farah Diba's iconic fashion sense tried to stitch together Iran’s imperial past with a modern future. After the revolution, her memory still lingers as a symbol of what their country could have been.
Iran’s countdown to erase Israel backfires - opinion
Iran's leaders may regret the clock erected in Tehran; the longer it continues to mark down the days until Israel’s putative disappearance, the more of a humiliation it becomes.
Allies in waiting: Israelis and Iranians are not enemies - opinion
When the day comes that they can speak and act freely, Israelis will be ready to greet them not as adversaries, but as partners in building a more peaceful, prosperous, and free Middle East.
Congress legislation on Iran hails leader of former terror group
“Iranians are united in their disdain for the Mojahedin-e Khalq; the regime would be the largest benefactor of a legislation promoted by them,” says Dr. Raz Zimmt from INSS.
