What remains of Evil
The article discusses the fall of key figures in the Iranian regime amidst ongoing Israeli airstrikes, highlighting the increasing vulnerability of theocratic leaders.
New leader assumes Iran with ethnic diversity and pressure from the youth population; see infographics
Iran's new leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, faces challenges from ethnic diversity and a youthful population amid a backdrop of a theocratic regime.
Brazilian left sectors avoid criticizing Iran's theocracy during the war
Brazilian leftist parties have largely condemned the US-Iran conflict but refrained from criticizing the Iranian theocracy's oppressive actions.
Why war is turning Iran's theocratic regime into a military junta
The article discusses how the ongoing war and Iran's Revolutionary Guards' aggressive tactics are transforming the country from a theocratic regime toward a military junta under the new Supreme Leader.
'It's like having a king, only religious': how the theocratic regime of Iran dictates the lives of all
Iran has appointed Mojtaba Khamenei as its new supreme leader, following the death of his father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, indicating a continuation of the theocratic governance that intertwines religion with politics in the country.
The murdered Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's son becomes the new leader of Iran
Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of the murdered Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been appointed as Iran's new Supreme Leader, with pledges of loyalty from the Revolutionary Guard amid public support despite security threats.
Leadership Choice Seals Transition, and Iran's Theocracy Now Wears Uniforms
Mojtaba Khamenei's appointment as Iranโs Supreme Leader marks a significant transition within the country's Islamic theocracy.
It is difficult to separate the internal assassin from the external one, says Iranian exile in Sรฃo Paulo
An Iranian exile in Sรฃo 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.
The Anatomy of Mourning in Iran - How Khamenei's Funeral Determines the Survival of the Regime
The article discusses the implications of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death and the ensuing national mourning in Iran.
Trump realized a painful truth: there will be no revolution in Iran
Former President Trump expressed doubts about the potential for revolution in Iran, noting that many potential leaders mentioned by his administration have been killed in ongoing conflicts.
Today at Vima: Iran Part 2 - The Next Day for the Regime
A podcast discusses the living conditions of Iranian citizens under the theocratic regime and speculates on the survival of the Islamic authority after Khamenei's potential death.
Books on the Iran War: These Seven Books Help Understand the Situation in Iran
The article discusses seven books that provide insights into the complexities of Iran's political landscape and its historical context related to the Iran War.
Struggle at the Top for the Post-Khamenei. The Military Dictatorship Option Advances
Iran is facing a leadership crisis as it prepares for the succession of Ali Khamenei, with discussions about a potential military dictatorship emerging.
Renaud Girard: "The three strategic errors of the Iranian theocracy"
The article by Renaud Girard discusses the strategic blunders of the Iranian theocracy, highlighting its weakened position amid internal dissent and external military pressure.
Khamenei and Trump, I give one for the other and I don't want change
This article compares the authoritarianism of Donald Trump with the Iranian theocracy led by Khamenei, highlighting their similarities.
Iran, the world's third-largest oil producer, has a Shiite theocracy but is not Arab; understand the country
Iran is currently involved in a tense conflict with the US and Israel, which has led to fears of war in the region.
Theocracy is not defeated. But among Arab countries, anger against Tehran is growing
The article discusses the ongoing resilience of the Iranian theocracy despite the removal of key leadership figures and the growing anger towards Iran among Arab nations.
The U.S. aimed to end Iran's theocratic regime, but it could instead be replaced by hardliners
The potential death of Iran's supreme leader may not lead to the end of the theocratic regime but instead allow hardline factions to gain power.
The veil removed, a message to the free world
A powerful message of freedom is conveyed through videos of Iranian women removing their hijabs, symbolizing hope against a theocratic regime.
After the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei โ a new era in Iran: who can take power?
The death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei poses an existential threat to the Islamic regime in the country, marking a potential turning point in Iranian politics.
OVERVIEW โฉ Khamenei: a relentless revolutionary at the forefront of the Islamic Republic
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has steadfastly maintained his position at the helm of the theocratic system since the Islamic Revolution, enduring numerous crises.
Ali Khamenei: The Ayatollah of 'resistance' and repression โ The life and the 37 years of absolute power
Ali Khamenei has been the Supreme Leader of Iran for 37 years, ruling with an iron fist and employing repression and isolation as tools of governance.
Khamenei's death comes as a shock to the theocracy. But a formulation from the founder serves as a warning to us all
The reported death of Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme religious leader, raises questions about the stability of the Iranian regime in the wake of external military actions.
Michael Jarlner: Why Iran's Theocratic Regime Can Survive the Death of Ali Khamenei
The article discusses the resilience of Iran's theocratic regime, considering its different historical and geopolitical context compared to Libya and Syria, especially in light of the reported death of Ali Khamenei due to a military attack.
Khameneiโs death opens uncertain chapter for Iranโs entrenched theocracy
The death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei marks the end of over three decades of authoritarian rule in Iran, prompting uncertainty about the future leadership of the country.
Target of Trump and Netanyahu, Khamenei has led the theocracy for over 35 years
Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei, has died amid U.S. and Israeli attacks, raising questions about the future of Iran's leadership.
Is Khamenei dead, or does he 'stand firm in the field'? The information fog surrounding the Iranian leader
The article discusses uncertainty surrounding the health and status of Iranian leader Ali Khamenei amid escalating military actions targeting Iran's military and nuclear capabilities.
The slow agony of Iran's oilocratic theocracy
Iran is portrayed as a capitalist state that employs religion as a control mechanism, exacerbating social inequality.
The Seminarian Who Is Challenging Texas Theocracy
Democratic State Representative James Talarico is leading a significant opposition against the imposition of the Ten Commandments in Texas public schools, positioning himself as a pivotal figure against American religious right movements.
Large protests around the world against the theocratic government in Iran
Protests are occurring globally in response to the theocratic government of Iran.
The January Uprising in Iran and the Collapse of the Reformist Illusion
The national uprising that shook Iran in early January 2026 marked a decisive break in the confrontation between Iranian society and the ruling theocracy, evolving from protests against economic collapse and repression into a direct challenge to clerical power.
If the city of freedom now supports the theocratic dictatorship
The article discusses the contradiction of New York, a city symbolizing freedom, potentially aligning itself with a theocratic dictatorship.
Historian ล peliฤ: Attack on the Iranian regime is an attack on God
Historian Dario ล peliฤ highlights the increasingly severe situation in Iran as the theocratic regime faces major protests and asserts that attacking the regime is akin to challenging a divine sovereignty.
Iran's protests appear increasingly smothered after a deadly crackdown
Nationwide protests in Iran against the theocracy are being stifled following a violent crackdown by authorities that has reportedly resulted in over 2,600 deaths.
The Legacy of Grandmothers
The article discusses the historical and cultural impact of grandmothers' legacies, contrasting ancient practices of women's political engagement with contemporary issues of theocratic oppression.
Iran protests: AI and dated photos mislead about pro-regime rallies
The article discusses how misleading information, including AI-generated content and outdated photographs, has been used to portray pro-regime rallies amidst ongoing protests against Iran's theocracy.
In Iran, the Diminished Power of Ali Khamenei, a Supreme Leader on Probation
The article discusses the reduced influence of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei amid growing public dissent and external threats from Israel and the U.S.
"We fight with bare hands." Thousands are dead in Iran, first public execution expected
The situation in Iran remains tense amid protests against the theocratic regime, with reports of thousands arrested and dead due to harsh crackdowns, as the first public executions are anticipated.
Woman, Life, and Freedom: The Cry of Women in Iran
Iranian women are openly challenging the Islamic theocracy following the death of Mahsa Amini, who died after being arrested and tortured for not wearing her hijab properly.
Iranians are no longer afraid of the regime, calling for the return of the prince from exile
Protests against the theocratic regime in Iran continue for the sixteenth day, with citizens demanding the return of a prince from exile amid ongoing violence and severe internet restrictions.
What we know about the deadly anti-regime protests in Iran
Nationwide protests in Iran, initially driven by economic grievances, have escalated into violent anti-regime demonstrations, prompting the government to impose communication shutdowns.
Iran police station and mosque set on fire as revolution sees THOUSANDS demand change
Protests in Iran have entered their 14th day, resulting in over 115 fatalities as thousands demand an end to the oppressive regime, leading to violence including the burning of police stations and mosques.
Iran, the scythe of the ayatollahs. "Death penalty for those who protest"
The Iranian theocracy threatens death penalties for protesters, declaring them 'enemies of God' in an attempt to suppress ongoing protests across the country.
The thrust of Paola Concia: "Greta, they are waiting for you in Iran"
In response to decades of theocracy and political repression, Iran is experiencing one of its largest waves of popular protests in recent decades, with thousands demanding rights, freedom, and justice.
Emojicrazia: how a symbol ignites the revolt in Iran
The article discusses the significance of updating the Iranian flag emoji to reflect the emblem used by protesters against the theocratic regime, emphasizing its powerful perceptual impact.
Pahlavi: The Story of the Dynasty that Dreams of Governing (Again) Iran
The article explores the dynastic aspirations of the Pahlavi family to reclaim power in Iran amidst the potential collapse of the theocratic regime governing since 1979.
The Revolution in a Pixel: the 'trailer' of freedom that the mullahs cannot extinguish
In Iran, AI-generated videos depicting the fall of the theocratic regime circulate on social media, highlighting a rare moment of freedom as the regime surprisingly refrains from shutting it down.