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THE HILL | BY RAMESH SEPEHRRAD | July 14, 2024 The recent presidential election in Iran, marked by historically low voter turnout and pervasive public rejection, underscores the profound disillusionment and frustration
Khamenei knows he can’t offer concessions, since the smallest shift could trigger another uprising across the deprived and suppressed nation Telegraph | Maryam Rajavi | September 17, 2023 Almost exactly
Global Consensus: NCRI Stands as Viable Democratic Alternative for Iran Townhall | Ivan Sascha Sheehan | Jul 16, 2023 Picture the vibrant suburbs of Paris as they became the epicenter
Newsweek | Hamid Yazdan Panah | 8/1/2023 Over the last year, Iran has witnessed an eruption of resistance against the ruling theocracy. The uprising sparked by the murder of Mahsa
Townhall | Homeira Hesami | Jun 10, 2023 Iran has been rocked by anti-government protests for years but the uprising that began in September 2022 is fundamentally different. With citizens
The U.S. and EU should help facilitate the outcome of unrest sweeping Iran The Washington Times | By Ivan Sascha Sheehan | 12/28/ 2022 Three months have passed since the
Women have been the main target of the Iranian regime — now they're leading the revolution to bring it down New York Post | By Maryam Rajavi | November 27,
Fort Worth Star-Telegram | BY HOMEIRA HESAMI | OCTOBER 13, 2022 A few weeks after it began, the scale and intensity of Iran’s uprising are tangibly diminishing an already weak
NEW YORK TIMES | BRET STEPHENS | AUG. 23, 2022 A lot has been written about the broader meaning of the attack this month on Salman Rushdie, for which a
A New Iran Deal Leaves Us Meeker and Weaker New York Times | Bret Stephens | March 22, 2022 What does President Biden think he will get out of