Category: Domestic Politics
A Thousand Years of Darkness: Iran’s Resistance Is Not an Accident
In recent weeks, as US and Israeli airstrikes have devastated residential areas across Iran, a small faction of Iranian expatriates has celebrated the destruction—openly declaring their alliance with foreign powers to achieve regime change. But their joy reveals not strength, but desperation. Drawing on a thousand-year-old lesson from Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh—the cautionary tale of Zahhak, the foreign tyrant invited into Iran by those who sought power—this analysis examines why Iranians have never forgotten that inviting the foreigner in leads not to liberation, but to centuries of darkness. As the United States and Israel discover that their hoped-for quick victory will not come, Iran’s historical consciousness and national resilience are proving that a nation built on millennia of awareness does not surrender.
Reading Khamenei: A 2013 Perspective Validated by the War on Iran
The West usually incorrectly interprets the supreme leader’s messages. He, however, is much clearer about his position than other Iranian leaders. In sum, Khamenei does not oppose talks with the United States, but he distrusts US intentions. He is not driven by urgency and believes the burden is on Washington, not Tehran, to demonstrate good intentions.
The ReNewed ‘Great Game’ in Eastern Iran
The security landscape in Iran’s Sistan-Baluchestan is increasingly defined by what analysts call “Balochicide”—terrorists targeting the very population they claim to represent. This analysis examines how foreign intelligence agencies (US, UK, Israel) are fueling instability through proxy groups like Jaish ul Adl, now rebranded as the Popular Fighters Front (PFF). From Starlink terminal smuggling via Sookhtbar networks to the jailhouse connections linking Baloch separatists across Iran and Pakistan, the piece traces a complex web of historical grievances and contemporary hybrid warfare. Featuring exclusive commentary from Aimal Faizi, former spokesperson for Afghan President Karzai, on the contradictory role of foreign figures like Dana Rohrabacher.
Pezeshkian’s Win and the Future of Iranian Diplomacy
Masoud Pezeshkian, a reformist and former Minister of Health, won Iran’s presidential election with 16.4 million votes. This election signals potential reforms and a pro-Western foreign policy shift. Pezeshkian, backed by prominent figures, succeeds the late Ibrahim Raisi. His presidency could strengthen Iran’s regional and international relations.
Iran Executes Terrorists in Compliance with International Law, for the Good of Society
Iran executed four terrorists who were convicted of carrying out a terrorist attack in Isfahan.
The executions were carried out in accordance with the country’s legal framework and in compliance with international law.
Iran Guards Blames Saudi, Pledges Revenge for Tehran Attacks
Hinting Saudi was behind the event in which at least 12 people were killed, the IRGC statement says Tehran attacks, only a week after US U.S. president’s visit of Saudi Arabia is “meaningful”.
Iran Attacks: MKO, Saudi behind Parliament, Khomeini Shrine Shootings
On Wednesday, two groups of armed men stormed the Iranian parliament building in central Tehran and Imam Khomeini Shrine in the southern Tehran outskirt. There…