Neither Shah Nor Supreme Leader: Can Iran’s Theocracy Survive a Nation in Revolt?

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  Townhall     |     Struan Stevenson     |    Jan 03, 2026  

Iran is once again at a historic crossroads. As the country enters a new year, it does so not with celebration but with fire on the streets, rage in the bazaars, and defiance on university campuses. What began in late December as an economic protest in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar has metastasized into … Continue Reading

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A Nation Past the Point of Return: Iran’s January 2026 Uprising and the Collapse of Fear

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         NCRI     Mostafa Aslani     18th January 2026

Why the uprising of January 2026 marks a decisive break between Iranian society and the ruling clerical regime

A profound transformation is unfolding in Iran. The country before and after 8 January 2026 is no longer the same. What erupted in the January 2026 uprising was not merely another wave of protests, but the

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IRGC Commander Admits to the Mass Killing of Civilians

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   Iran News Update     |     Mostafa Aslani     |     January 16, 2026

A televised statement by the Tehran IRGC chief exposes the lie of “terrorism” narratives and confirms systematic violence against unarmed Iranians during the nationwide uprising.

A recent televised statement by Hassan Hassan-Zadeh, the commander of the IRGC’s Greater Tehran Corps, has torn through the regime’s carefully constructed propaganda. … Continue Reading

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Iranian community reacts to reports of mass killings amid Iran protests

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     Sources tell CBS News that as many as 20,000 people may have been killed in Iran’s crackdown, reviving painful memories for survivors now living in the U.S.

WUSA9     |     Jacqueline Quynh     |     January 15, 2026

WASHINGTON — As protests against Iran’s government stretch into a third week, members of the Iranian diaspora in the Washington region say fear and urgency … Continue Reading

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More than 400 influential women urge Iran to halt execution of female activist

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   France 24     |    December 23, 2025

Four Nobel laureates and several former heads of state are among the more than 400 prominent women who have signed a letter demanding the immediate release of Zahra Tabari, an Iranian engineer facing execution. The letter, organized by a London-based association, stated that Tabari faced “execution solely for holding a banner bearing the words … Continue Reading

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