Iranians Still Don’t Want An Islamic Republic
Iran’s political opposition is in no position to challenge the regime. That doesn’t mean popular dissent has gone away.
Iran’s political opposition is in no position to challenge the regime. That doesn’t mean popular dissent has gone away.
This is the future home of the map collection of the forthcoming book The New Imperialists.
In December of 2024, the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Damascus fell unexpectedly to opposition Islamist forces spearheaded by the rebel group Hayaat Tahrir al-Sham.
As President Trump explores a nuclear deal with Iran, he would be wise to recognize that Tehran probably comes to the negotiating table less because it fears Washington than because it smells opportunity.
Iran's Killer Regime;
Regime Proxies Face The Future;
Oil Boosts The IRGC Further;
Dividing Lines Deepen in The Caucasus;
Iran Abandons The Houthis