Exile group: – Over 3200 killed in the attacks on Iran
A human rights group reports that over 3200 individuals have been killed in recent U.S. and Israeli attacks in Iran, including many civilians and children.
Sergio Ramírez, Ortega y Gasset Journalism Award 2026: telling the story without submitting to power
Nicaraguan writer Sergio Ramírez has been awarded the Ortega y Gasset Journalism Award 2026 for his commitment to narrating history without yielding to power.
Juca de Oliveira combined art with political activism and was a political exile in Bolivia
Juca de Oliveira, a notable Brazilian actor and playwright, passed away, leaving behind a legacy intertwined with political activism and a notable history of exile during Brazil's military dictatorship.
Syrian Kurds return home to celebrate Nowruz for the first time since exile
Syrian Kurds have returned to their homeland to celebrate Nowruz for the first time after years of exile.
The survival of ideas and intellectuals in exile and internal resistance between 1976 and 1983
The article discusses the experiences of Argentine intellectuals during the military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983, highlighting those who went into exile and those who remained in the country.
The Somber Exile of the 'Lost Time' and Other Refugees
This article discusses a recently published novel that explores themes of exile and the refugee experience, particularly through the lens of the author's Yugoslavian heritage.
Literature: Continuing to Write in Exile
Atefe Asadi, a 31-year-old Iranian author and translator, reflects on her struggles and aspirations as she adapts to life and writing in Germany after fleeing Iran in December 2022.
Former political exile and chairman of the Šilalė political prisoners and exiles union Antanas Rašinskas has died
Antanas Rašinskas, the chairman of the Šilalė political prisoners and exiles union, has passed away, prompting condolences from Lithuania's Parliamentary Speaker Juozas Olekas.
Azar Nafisi: 'The war has not helped the Iranian people, who have been completely silenced so far'
Iranian author Azar Nafisi expresses deep concern over the effects of war on the Iranian people, highlighting ongoing repression and the importance of literature in her interview with La Nacion.
The Night of Destiny in Exile: How Arabs in Turkey Create a 'Home' through Prayer?
Arab expatriates in Turkey use the spiritual significance of Ramadan and the Night of Destiny to recreate a sense of home and community, despite being away from their native lands.
Varun Gandhi Meets PM Modi with His Family, Is Political 'Exile' About to End?
Varun Gandhi, a former BJP MP from Uttar Pradesh's Pilibhit, met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with his family, raising political speculations about the end of his political isolation.
Cuba says that Cubans in exile will be able to invest in the island and seeks a 'fluid relationship with U.S. companies.'
Cuba has announced that Cubans living abroad and their descendants will be allowed to invest in the island, reflecting a potential shift in economic policy amid ongoing U.S. sanctions.
Iranians who fled from 'hell' watch the war in exile
Farhad Sheikhi, an Iranian Kurdish activist, reflects on his traumatic experiences while monitoring the ongoing conflicts involving Iran from abroad.
The Iranian female footballers who rejected exile begin their return to the country, but it is unknown how they will enter.
The Iranian women's national football team is returning to their country after controversial events during the Asian Cup and requests for asylum from some team members.
Scholarship in Darmstadt: Young Afghan Woman Writes Against Taliban Censorship
Maryam Kishawarz, a 22-year-old Afghan author in exile, is using a scholarship in Darmstadt to write freely about her home country after fleeing the Taliban.
From 'Mr. Nobody' to Oscar Winner: The Story of the School Employee Who Faced Putin
Pavel Talankin, a former school employee from Russia, won an Oscar for his documentary "Mr. Nobody Against Putin" after fleeing to exile in 2024.
Mikhail Zygar: "Just like what happened with the USSR, the Russian power has long ceased to believe in what it preaches"
Mikhail Zygar discusses the moral and psychological implications of the collapse of the USSR and how it parallels the current state of Russia.
As an Iranian Australian I feel helpless watching the war unfold and pray for peace – but prayer must be coupled with action
An Iranian Australian expresses feelings of helplessness as conflict in the region escalates, highlighting the struggles faced by the Baháʼí community in Iran.
Where is this Iranian actress who shaved her head in childhood and was expelled from the country for not wearing a hijab?
The article discusses the struggles faced by Iranian women and highlights actress Golshifteh Farahani's journey, including her exile from Iran due to restrictive Islamic laws.
Iran: The exiled son of the last Shah says he is ready to govern 'as soon as the Islamic Republic falls'
Reza Pahlavi, son of Iran's last Shah, has expressed his readiness to lead the country following the potential fall of the Islamic Republic, while working on a transitional system with qualified individuals.
Dialogue meeting with Gharahkhani divides exile Iranians
A dialogue meeting in Norway between parliamentary leader Masud Gharahkhani and Iranian exiles has resulted in significant divisions within the community.
They cheered when Khamenei died. Then the bombs came.
After the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei in an Israeli strike, reactions in Tehran juxtapose jubilation and intensified government crackdowns.
Jerzy Haszczyński: Three Friends from Tehran
The article discusses the divergent paths of three friends from Tehran, who once fought against the Iranian regime but have since taken very different positions regarding their home country.
Dieudonné Niangouna Addresses the Traumas of Exile in Play at MITsp
Dieudonné Niangouna's play, 'Do Lado de Cá', reflects on the traumas of exile and resistance, inspired by his experiences during the civil war in Congo.
Syrians in Malaysia: A psychological struggle between the stability of exile and the dream of reconstruction
The Syrian community in Malaysia grapples with the dual challenges of establishing a new life in exile while nurturing dreams of returning to and rebuilding their home country.
In the U.S., war divides the largest population of Iranians in exile
The U.S. hosts the largest Iranian community abroad, which is sharply divided over the recent military actions by Israel and the U.S., reflecting deeper political and emotional traumas from past persecutions.
Exiled Iranian warns regime was 'aggressively patient threat waiting to pounce' on America
An Iranian exile warns that the Iranian regime poses a significant and immediate threat to American interests, countering the narrative of anti-war activists who oppose military action against Iran.
Iranian exile factions vie for US leaders’ blessing to lead Iran
Iranian exile factions are competing for support from US officials to lead a potential government in Iran after recent military actions.
The Iranian Nobel Laureate Ebadi: "The American intervention is essential for our liberation"
Shirin Ebadi, an Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate and activist in exile, believes that American intervention is crucial for the liberation of Iran, drawing parallels with historical resistance movements.
Fleeing to Live: The Double Exile of Displaced Women
One in three women globally suffers violence, but in humanitarian crises, this figure doubles with 70% of women and girls fleeing wars facing gender violence.
26 Years in Exile - Hopes to Return to Lebanon
Rimon, who has lived in exile for 26 years, expresses a strong desire to return to Lebanon despite ongoing tensions and travel restrictions.
Trump visited El Arepazo in Doral: a nod to Venezuelans, what he ordered to eat, and the shouts of 'USA, USA'
During his visit to Miami, President Trump stopped at the El Arepazo restaurant in Doral, delivering a political message to the Venezuelan exile community and engaging with the local Latinx population.
The supposed Trump plan to change Cuba without getting rid of the Castros ignites controversy in exile
Reports suggest that Trump's plan may lead to economic openness in Cuba while retaining the Castro family in power, sparking outrage among Cuban exiles.
Famous Kurdish Author in Exile: Trump is Not Our Friend
Kurdish author Behrouz Boochani expresses skepticism about Trump's overtures to Kurdish leaders, fearing potential betrayal.
Former Prince Andrew's daughters face royal exile as experts warn York brand is 'washed up' after his arrest
Royal experts warn that the reputations of Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice are suffering due to their father's controversies, notably after Prince Andrew's arrest.
They share the same dream – but completely disagree on the way there
Three exiled Iranians in Kalmar share a dream of a secular democracy in Iran but disagree on how to achieve it.
Letter to the Editor: Extreme Exiled Iranians in Sweden Give a Distorted Picture of Their Country
An exiled Iranian doctor criticizes the disproportionate media representation of left-leaning Iranian exiles in Sweden, arguing it distorts the country’s image.
It is difficult to separate the internal assassin from the external one, says Iranian exile in São Paulo
An Iranian exile in São Paulo discusses the impact of Iran's theocracy on decades of violence and resistance, focusing on women's struggles against mandatory veiling and recent protests.
Farah Diba emerges from hiding
Former empress Farah Pahlavi proposes her son Reza as a candidate for establishing a rule of law in Iran amidst ongoing turmoil in the country.
"The street was on fire with protests and gunshots could be heard," said Clarín's correspondent in Iran 47 years ago during the fall of the Shah
The article reflects on the Iranian Revolution of 1979, detailing the events surrounding the exile of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and the return of Ayatollah Khomeini.
Division among Swedish-Iranians about the Exile Prince: 'We will get another dictatorship'
There is a growing divide within the Swedish-Iranian community regarding the potential leadership of the exile prince, Reza Pahlavi, with some opposing his ascent due to a traumatic past with Iran's monarchy.
Against the mourning of the ayatollahs, the color of free Iranian women in Spain: "I was arrested for not wearing the jacket below my knees. I cannot be a woman in Iran"
Farnaz, an Iranian woman exiled in Spain, recounts her traumatic arrest in Iran for not adhering to strict dress codes imposed by the regime, highlighting the struggles of women in her country.
Secret Mission: Beckmann's Drawings and Paintings for Hitler Traveled on the Same Train
The article discusses how art promoter Georg Hartmann cleverly manipulated the Nazi regime by commissioning works from artist Max Beckmann while they were both in exile in Amsterdam.
'Frustration from Political Exile...', Keshav Prasad Maurya Retaliated Against Akhilesh
Keshav Prasad Maurya, the Deputy CM of Uttar Pradesh, retaliated against Akhilesh Yadav's statement about inflation during a program in Kaushambi, following some travel disruptions due to a helicopter technical fault.
An Iranian living in Tartu: Iranians do not want war, but we want to be free
Behnam Bakhtiari and Khatoon Fardoost, Iranian expatriates in Tartu, discuss their complex feelings about recent military actions against Iran and the death of Ayatollah Khamenei.
Gabon: 'My son and I were tortured,' claims former First Lady Sylvia Bongo on France 24
Sylvia Bongo, the former First Lady of Gabon, alleges torture and arbitrary detention in a recent interview following her exile after a coup that overthrew her husband.
The wife of Leopoldo López denounces the "looting" and destruction of their house in Venezuela
Lilian Tintori has accused Venezuelan authorities of looting and destroying the house previously occupied by her husband, Leopoldo López, after he fled to exile in Spain.
The Exile of Russian Athletes Has Come to an End
The ceremony for the Winter Paralympics in Milan-Cortina marked the end of the exile for Russian athletes, who can now compete under their own flag for the first time since 2014.
Gharahkhani Goes Too Far
The President of the Norwegian Parliament expresses support for Reza Pahlavi as a potential leader of Iran if the current regime falls, sparking a debate on his suitability and intentions.
The place where one could become a super Latvian. The 80th anniversary of the Minster Latvian Gymnasium.
The Minster Latvian Gymnasium, now closed, was a pivotal institution for Latvian expatriates seeking education in their native language, symbolizing cultural preservation and identity in exile.