Ali Safavi, Originally published by the Washington Examiner, September 8, 2026 Iran’s rulers appear to be preparing for an outcome they increasingly fear is inevitable: another nationwide uprising. Reports from inside Iran point to an intensified effort to recruit, train, and equip the Basij — the paramilitary
Tehran isn’t asking if the revolution is coming. It’s arming for when Read More
Dr. Sofey Saidi, Originally published by Washington Examiner, August 9, 2026 Washington knows a great deal about Iran. It tracks uranium enrichment, missile capabilities, oil exports, currency movements, and military infrastructure. These are important measures of the Islamic Republic’s power. But they answer only part of the question
Missiles don’t measure strength: Mass arrests shatter Tehran’s illusion of control Read More
Ali Safavi, Originally published by Washington Examiner, September 1, 2026 The regime in Tehran is reeling under a collapsing economy, public anger, systemic corruption, and its inability to resolve Iran’s multiplying crises. International attention is therefore turning toward the decisive internal factor: the Iranian people and organized resistance.
Don’t fall for Tehran’s talking points about the resistance Read More
August casts a long shadow over Iran. Thirty-eight years ago, facing one of the gravest crises in its history, the clerical regime turned its fury against political prisoners. Ali Safavi, Originally published by Brussels Signal, August 11, 2026 The result was the 1988 prison massacre,
Iran is repeating the crime of 1988 Read More
Hamid Enayat, Originally published by Real Clear World, August 11, 2026 Iran’s geography ensures that the consequences of its domestic politics cannot remain within its borders. The country overlooks the Strait of Hormuz, lies between the Persian Gulf and the Caspian Sea, and connects the
Iran’s Internal Repression Is Exporting Instability to the World Read More
Nasser Rezaii, Originally publish by Washington Examiner, August 11, 2026 For more than four decades, the Islamic Republic has confronted a persistent challenge that it has never been able to eliminate: an organized resistance committed to ending clerical rule and establishing a democratic alternative in Iran. This distinction is
By Carla Sands, Originally published on RedState.com, July 29, 2026 After 47 years in power, Iran’s authoritarian Islamic theocracy is on the verge of complete collapse. For nearly five decades, the regime has been a source of terror and instability, first threatening its own people
To Keep Pressure on the Iranian Regime, Support the Democratic Opposition Read More
By Alliance for Public Awareness (APA-ice.org) – Monday, July 20, 2026 Published in Washington Times, July 20, 2026 June 17, 2026 — As Americans who have served the national interests of the United States, we stand united in solidarity with the millions of Iranians who seek an
32 Former Senior Officials Endorse a Democratic Republic in Iran Read More
Nasser Razii, Originally published on Washington Examiner’s website, July 14, 2026 On Monday, the United Kingdom took one of the most consequential steps in its policy toward the Iranian regime by designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization. The decision criminalizes membership in, support for, or public promotion
Britain finally caught up to what Iranian dissidents knew all along Read More
Ali Safavi, Originally published on RealClearWorld.com website, July 15, 2026 As international attention remains fixed on the fallout from war, nuclear diplomacy, and regional instability, another crisis is unfolding in Iran largely beyond the headlines. The clerical regime is carrying out what may be its
Iran’s Execution Machine Is Running at Full Speed Read More