The deadlock in negotiations between the United States and the Islamic Republic, mediated by Pakistan, has once again turned the possibility of war into one of the most serious concerns for Iranian society and the region. Reports published in recent days, including a report by The New York Times citing […]
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The United Nations has designated May 8 and 9 as the “Time of Remembrance and Reconciliation for Those Who Lost Their Lives during the Second World War”; a war in which tens of millions of people lost their lives, cities were reduced to rubble, and human civilization came close to […]
While the war between the United States and Israel and the Islamic Republic, which began on February 28, 2026, has entered its third month and the world’s attention is focused on military and diplomatic developments, the Islamic Republic has, behind the scenes of the war, gone through one of the […]
On the eve of May 1, International Workers’ Day, the working class of Iran is experiencing one of the most difficult periods of its existence; a period in which war, as a heavy and destructive burden, weighs not only on society as a whole but specifically and disproportionately on the […]
April, coincide with the anniversary of the series of anti-human operations known as “Anfal,” carried out by the Ba’ath regime in Iraqi Kurdistan. A tragedy in which more than one hundred and eighty thousand people were killed, and even after all these years, its psychological, social, and economic effects still […]
According to news agencies, the negotiations between the United States and the Islamic Republic in Islamabad, Pakistan, ended today, Sunday, without reaching an agreement.JD Vance, the Vice President of the United States, who led the American delegation, stated after leaving Pakistan that the talks were “serious, meaningful, and significant,” but […]
It is highly likely that the Islamabad negotiations, even if they do not lead to a lasting agreement “which seems unlikely under current conditions” will at least result in an extension of the ceasefire and the formation of a period of “neither war nor peace”; a period of prolonged negotiations, […]
War does not only destroy cities; it also collapses moral boundaries. In times of war, the first victims are always those who have already been deprived of even the slightest means of defending themselves. The voiceless, the marginalized, undocumented workers, unprotected women, and children who have played no role in […]
April 1, in the political and historical memory of Iranian society, symbolizes a decisive moment in the process of the appropriation of the 1979 revolution and the beginning of the formal establishment of a system built on political repression, ideological domination, institutionalized discrimination, and the systematic deprivation of individual and […]
The war of the United States and Israel against the Islamic Republic, now in its fourth week, is no longer merely a military confrontation. The scope of attacks has gone beyond military centers and targets and has extended to the economic, service, and vital infrastructure of society. Energy, transportation, communications, […]