Opinion | Iran Beyond External Narratives
Behind the headlines and the discourse lies a country of 90 million people who currently do not have access to the…
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Passivity, Silence, and Subtle Change: An Interview with Two Iranians After the…
Amid debate over the impact of the Twelve-Day War, Staff Writer Madeline Higgins sat down with a former Iranian…
“Women, Life, Freedom”: The Significance of Iran’s Women-Led Movement
The backlash from women burning their hijabs and cutting their hair threatens the foundation of the Islamic regime.
Les femmes pour la première fois dans les gradins : petite victoire ou «opération…
Le 10 octobre dernier, 4000 femmes Iraniennes ont pu assister à un match de football dans le stade Azadi de…
A Different Shade of Green: Is a New Kind of Green Movement Behind Iran’s Recent…
The recent protests in Iran—besides being the largest in the country since the Green movement took to the streets…
Does Iranian Activism Stand a Chance?
In recent years, Iran has been no stranger to political strife and friction. With the success of Ayatollah…