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The US Hormuz Blockade: Can It Break Iran?
What Actually Happened?
Apr 22
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Ali Mamouri
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The War That Revived Iran and Its Axis
Introduction: A War That Backfired
Apr 17
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Ali Mamouri
Beyond Propaganda: Ethics, War, and the Responsibility of Political Voices
Responding to the ongoing war in the Middle East, Pope Leo emphasised that his position is not political, but ethical: “The message of the Church, my…
Apr 15
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Ali Mamouri
March 2026
China: From Economic Power to Diplomatic Broker and Security Guarantor
As Iran and the United States exchange messages through Pakistan to explore a possible end to the war, Tehran has repeatedly demanded credible…
Mar 31
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Ali Mamouri
How the Iran War Is Reshaping the Global South?
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Mar 26
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Ali Mamouri
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How the Iran War Is Reshaping the Gulf States?
The war between the United States, Israel, and Iran has brought the Gulf states uncomfortably close to the front line of a conflict they did not start…
Mar 13
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Ali Mamouri
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What Do We Know About Mojtaba Khamenei and What Does it Mean for Iran and the Region
The sudden death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during the ongoing war with the United States and Israel has opened a new and uncertain…
Mar 9
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Ali Mamouri
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Why the Iranian Diaspora Opposition Struggles to Win Global Empathy
The Iranian diaspora opposition has often struggled to generate broad international empathy, particularly within Western progressive movements.
Mar 8
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Ali Mamouri
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The Politics of Patricide: Freud’s Totem and Taboo as a Lens on Middle Eastern Rebellion
Across the Middle East, revolutions often begin with the same promise: the fall of the tyrant will bring freedom.
Mar 8
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Ali Mamouri
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Khamenei’s Death Unleashed the Hawks in Iran
When news of Khamenei’s death broke, many outside Iran assumed it would mark the beginning of the regime’s unravelling.
Mar 3
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Ali Mamouri
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Iran Is Not Finished Yet: Why Tehran Can Still Fight for Months
In recent days, much of the public discussion about the current Iran–U.S.–Israel confrontation has focused on whether Iran’s military capabilities have…
Mar 2
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Ali Mamouri
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February 2026
Why Iran’s Diaspora Politics Struggle: The Structural Dilemma
Why visibility, anger, and symbolism have not translated into real political leverage or institutional power?
Feb 17
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Ali Mamouri
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