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War, Sanctions and Everyday Life: Iran Under Growing Pressure (opens the original)
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This post is also available in: Italian, German In recent days, the United States has once again intensified its attacks against Iran. According to reports, these attacks have targeted military objectives, strategic infrastructure and residential areas, resulting in the deaths and injuries of numerous civilians and military personnel. Among those killed are also young conscript soldiers, who were present in military bases simply to complete their mandatory military service. Before being soldiers
The World Seems to Be Getting Worse: Why? (opens the original)
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We live in the most advanced era in human history; an era in which humanity has reached the Moon, created artificial intelligence, and cured diseases once considered fatal. And yet, at the same time, we continue to witness wars, genocides, repression, mass executions, and the displacement of millions of people. How is it possible for such scientific progress to coexist with such moral regression? This is a question that should trouble anyone who looks closely at the state of the contemporary wor
United States strikes Iran again with widescale attacks; civilians and young conscripts killed in the south (opens the original)
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Once again, war has taken a toll on ordinary lives. The United States launched a new wave of attacks against Iran in recent days, hitting and destroying numerous civilian infrastructures and infrastructures tied to the daily life of the population. A large number of civilians, as well as a large number of military personnel, lost their lives; among the military dead are conscript soldiers — young men who were simply carrying out their two-year mandatory military service and who, as ordinary peop
The End of an Era: From Death to Burial of Sayyed Ali Khamenei, Chronicle of a Historic Transition in Iran (opens the original)
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At dawn on 28 February 2026, Iran’s contemporary history entered a new and unprecedented phase, beginning with the roar of explosions over Tehran and ending, months later, amid war, mourning and uncertainty, at the shrine of Imam Reza in Mashhad. Sayyed Ali Khamenei, the second Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic, was killed during joint US-Israeli airstrikes on Tehran — an event that shaped not only the fate of one man, but the path of an entire nation. What follows is a reconstruction of hi
Beyond Enrichment: Iran’s Nuclear Threshold and the Logic of Deterrence (opens the original)
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Introduction: The Cycle of Attrition and the Strategic Deadlock Since the end of the Second World War, nuclear deterrence has become one of the fundamental pillars of the international security order, but its effectiveness in addressing regional crises remains a subject of intense debate. For more than two decades, Iran’s nuclear dossier has been trapped in a recurring cycle of resistance, international pressure, low-intensity military confrontations, and prolonged, often inconclusive negotiatio
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