Essay

The fact that every collective protest action ends in bloodshed is a clear and undeniable sign of a structural crisis and a chronic lack of competence in crisis management. Reports have emerged of violent intervention by Israeli agents and groups with a history of crime and terror in the recent protests. However, this in no…

Language is a fundamental element in the cultivation and empowerment of nationalism. It acts as a crucial mechanism through which collective identities are constructed, mobilized, and sustained. This essay explores the various dimensions in which language influences nationalism, supported by historical, sociological, and political evidence.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and its senior commanders, often referred to as “Sardars,” have long been subjects of both domestic and international scrutiny. Their reputation is marred by accusations of lacking national integrity, limited military aptitude, and a narrow, insular worldview. From the costly tactical miscalculations during the Iran-Iraq War—which resulted in staggering…

Regime Atrocities: The Iranian regime’s criminal acts and human rights violations extend beyond its borders, threatening regional and global stability. Ideological Extremism: The Ayatollah’s belief in divine authority to eliminate non-believers and establish global Sharia law mirrors extremist doctrines. Parallels to Nazi Doctrine: Evidence suggests similarities between the regime’s philosophy and the Nazi “final solution,” particularly regarding threats…

بیانیۀ۱۴ به ظاهر نواندیش دینی در دفاع از اعتراض‌های عمومی مردم ایران و تایید کشتار توسط عوامل خارجی بیانیۀ۱۴ به ظاهر نواندیش دینی در دفاع از اعتراض‌های عمومی مردم ایران و تایید کشتار توسط عوامل خارجی این واقعیت‌که هر اقدام اعتراضیِ دسته‌جمعی به سرانجامی خونین منجرّ می‌شود نشانه‌ای است بارز و غیرقابل‌انکار از بحران ساختاری و فقدان مزمن…

Is the West ensnared in a cycle of Repetition Compulsion? Sigmund Freud once described repetition compulsion as an unconscious urge to reenact unresolved conflicts, often to achieve mastery or resolution. Since 1979, the West has embarked on a significant political endeavor by initiating a “foreign human rights policy” without a thorough analysis of the diverse…