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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…

The Cost of Foreign Security Agendas: Europe’s Blueprint to Dismantle Lebanon’s Defense

“There will be no security, no stability, no prosperity for Lebanon if there is not the beginning of a process of disarmament of militias.”– Jean-Yves Le Drian, French Presidential Envoy to Lebanon, following meetings in Beirut, December 2023. The sentence lingered…

The Profits of Perpetual Crises: How Western Hegemony Thrives on Global Conflicts

For decades, Western hegemonic powers have operated within a global order where conflict is not merely an unfortunate byproduct of geopolitical competition, but a structural instrument of power. Wars, sanctions, political crises, coups, and humanitarian disasters have become levers for…

Inside the Zionist Strategy of Advancing a “New Middle East” for a “Greater Israel”

The Middle East is being forced into a violent reconfiguration, and the narrative fed to the world hides the deeper architecture behind it. What appears as reactive warfare is, in reality, the acceleration of a long-standing project to engineer a “New Middle East” shaped by Zionist expansionism and secured through U.S. power.

Eid Al-Adha: As Hajj Reaches Its Climax, Pilgrims Reflect on Faith, Injustice, and Muslim Unity

 It has been a few days since the unrest in Iran began following the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody. The mainstream media is flooded with claims that Mahsa was beaten to death by the police and as a result, the Iranian women are protesting against the dress code law of the country and burning their headscarves. 

Montreal School District Loses 150 Staff Members Over Law Banning Religious Symbols, Including Hijab

Montreal’s largest school service centre, the Centre de services scolaire de Montréal, says it has lost more than 100 support staff after employees refused to remove religious symbols in compliance with Quebec’s new secularism law, Bill 94. The law, passed…

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