Sudan, a country in northeastern Africa with a population of about 45 million, has since April 2023 witnessed one of the worst humanitarian disasters of the modern world. The armed conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces, commanded by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and the Rapid Support Forces, led by Mohamed Hamdan […]
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We stand on the eve of the anniversary of the Russian Workers’ October Revolution. Saturday, October 25, marks the anniversary of the Russian Workers’ Revolution. One hundred and eight years ago, on this very day, amid the chaos of World War I, the working class and the oppressed masses of […]
These days, millions of people across the United States have taken to the streets under the slogan “No to the King,” protesting what they call a “drift toward absolute rule.” Over 2,700 protest events have been organized in all 50 U.S. states. This movement spans from major cities like New […]
In late September 2025, images from the Mediterranean Sea spread rapidly across global media, signaling a new chapter in humanitarian resistance against the blockade of Gaza. Israeli soldiers, equipped with helmets and night-vision goggles, were seen boarding ships whose passengers stood together with raised hands and life vests. Among them […]
Last week, ILNA, the labor news agency of the Islamic Republic, published a report on workplace accidents in 2024. Even with the usual cover-ups by state media, the report contained shocking figures. Every number in these statistics reflects a lost life and a shattered family deprived of its breadwinner. According […]
September 21, corresponding to the 30th of Shahrivar in the Persian calendar, is designated by the United Nations as the International Day of Peace. This day is meant to symbolize a halt to violence, promote reconciliation, and remind humanity of the necessity of sustainable peace in the world. But in […]
The educational system of any country not only shapes the future of younger generations but also acts as a mirror reflecting the social and class structure of society. Examining the results of this year’s nationwide university entrance exam in Iran reveals a shocking picture of the depth of class inequality […]
While the shadow of the 12-day war between Iran and Israel and its security consequences still weigh heavily over the entire region, international diplomacy has once again become a stage of confrontation and new possibilities. The recent move by the three European powers (Germany, France, and the United Kingdom) to […]
Today, Tuesday, August 19, marks the anniversary of Khomeini’s decree of jihad against the people of Kurdistan. Forty-six years ago, on this day, Khomeini ordered the Revolutionary Guards, the army, committees, and various armed groups under his command to march on Kurdistan from all directions and crush the popular revolutionary […]
On December 17, 1999, the United Nations General Assembly declared August 12, as International Youth Day. While such occasions have so far failed to resolve the problems facing youth especially in underdeveloped capitalist countries, they at least offer an opportunity to address the issues young people face in a country […]