Posts Tagged: Iran marches
In Iran, a Revolution Against a Revolution
Forty-seven years is but a fleeting moment in the life of an ancient civilization -- but it is long enough for a revolution to confront...
‘The Girl in the Red Jacket’: A Testimony From Inside Iran
I am Maddie, a millennial woman from Iran and an eyewitness to a bitter reality impossible to unsee. I woke up on the morning of January...
The Balkan Firewall: Why Iran’s Post-War Pivot to Europe Threatens the EU
In mid-February 2026, Germany and several other European Union member states quietly extended their internal Schengen border controls for another six months. The official reasoning...
Selective Outrage and the Silence Over Iran’s Dead
In recent weeks, thousands of Iranian citizens have been killed amid widespread internal unrest. Some casualty reports even reach into the tens of thousands. Iranian men...
4,000 Dead and Global Silence: Why the ‘Red-Green’ Coalition Abandoned Iran
Iran is bleeding, and the world is looking away. In less than a month of nationwide unrest, more than 4,000 people have been killed by...
What Happens Next for the US and Iran?
Having warned Iran’s regime, repeatedly and explicitly, not to brutalize its own people, President Trump now must figure out how to uphold his red line,...
Dismantling the Iranian Zombie State: Washington’s Strategic Imperative
The statement delivered by President Donald Trump this week, was more than just another warning to a rogue state. By declaring that the Iranian regime...
Iran’s Uprising Won’t Die; What About Our Care and Attention?
There is a rhythm to modern Iranian history -- a rhythm written in marches, in Internet blackouts, in gunfire, and in funerals dug before dawn....
