OPINION: After Sadr’s move, who will rule in Iraq, ballots or bullets?
by Mostapha Hassan Abdelwahab Sadr is becoming more popular, engaging with the people more, and solidifying his grass-roots movement. Shiite
Read moreby Mostapha Hassan Abdelwahab Sadr is becoming more popular, engaging with the people more, and solidifying his grass-roots movement. Shiite
Read moreby Cyrus Yaqubi Khamenei thinks an attack can save his dying regime. At midnight on Sunday, March 13, news agencies
Read moreAssociated Press A distressing series of voice notes sent by an Australian teenager from a prison in northeast Syria underscores
Read moreby Cyrus Yaqubi It is worth noting that only proxy forces affiliated with Iran are equipped with drone capabilities. On
Read moreby Jaafar Siddiqui The U.S. attack on the Iran backed militia’s facilities at two locations in Syria and one in
Read moreby Raed Al-Hamid ISIS relies purely on geographic terrain to plan and execute its activities… ISIS has significantly increased its
Read moreby Cyrus Yaqubi Last year, the Iranian people continued to witness the most violations of their rights by the Iranian
Read moreby Hassan Mahmoudi “Who can be upset?” Said an official in Najaf. “Qom seminary.” The visit of Pope Francis, the
Read moreby Cyrus Yaqubi Iraqi militant groups backed by Iran accuse Iraqi leaders of following the US line… As the anniversary
Read moreby Hassan Mahmoudi If Zainebiyoun returns to Pakistan, they threaten Pakistan’s national security… The consequences of three strategic blows to
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