Can the Arab Speak?
A 40-year old Taxi driver in Egypt drives all day and night to make ends meet. In his mind, he knows that across an artificial land border, a genocide is waging on next door. He is aware that trucks full…
The United States Used a Precision Missile in Lamerd, Iran, and Killed 21 Civilians within Seconds
The events that unfolded in the Iranian city of Lamerd on February 28, 2026, stand as a stark example of how the debut of a new weapon system can leave lasting scars on a community long after the explosions have faded.
10 Questions Karbala Still Asks Every Generation
The questions are not abstract. They are rooted in real figures and real moments from Karbala: Abbas ibn Ali at the Euphrates, Qasim ibn Hasan facing death as a teenager, Habib ibn Mazahir answering Husayn’s call as an elderly companion, the change of heart of the Umayyad commander Hurr on the morning of Ashura, the thirsty children in the camp, Imam Husayn standing almost alone, and Zainab carrying the story after the slaughter. Karbala still asks these questions because the moral significance of the event has never been exhausted.
What Gulf Repression Reveals About its Failure to Secure Sovereignty
The Gulf monarchies have long claimed a moral and religious legitimacy that their political conduct increasingly calls into question. Beneath the language of stability, order, and piety lies a harder reality: dependence on external power, the containment of dissent, and…
From Dominance to Strain: How America’s war on Iran is Accelerating the Decline of U.S. Hegemony
In December of 1991, the Supreme Soviet announced the end and dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, marking the end of an era of a bipolarity that had begun right after the Second World War. Since then, America…
The Filton25 Retrial: Criminalizing Direct Action as Terrorism
The threat looming over four Palestine Action activists being secretly sentenced as terrorists should not be taken lightly. Such a ruling would not only fundamentally change the sentencing scope for the defendants; it would set a dangerous precedent for how…
When Resistance Became State Doctrine: How Iran Forged a Global Resistance Front
Washington’s war against Iran has widened across the region. The assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has triggered a massive regional response, displaying the existence of a fortified and united anti-imperial resistance front. This support for Iran worldwide, across both oppressed…
Security or Surveillance? ICE’s Quiet Expansion into America’s Airports
Unmasked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been deployed to major airports across America, stepping into Transportation Security Administration (TSA) operations amidst staffing shortages. This disruption follows a mid-February funding halt for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after…
Palestine is Not the Exception, it is the Prototype: The Future of AI Warfare
Gaza has long functioned as a testing ground for weapons and surveillance architecture. Yet, recent advancements in digital warfare and new administrative schemes to govern the Strip push this laboratory in a far more dangerous direction. What emerges are not…
The Costs of Washington’s Imperial Gamble in Iran
The assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei, was framed as a decisive step towards the dubious goal of “regime change.” However, decapitation is not the same as collapse. With overstretched ambitions, no credible opposition figure capable of…
