The Iranian Opposition’s Urgent Task
A fractious movement is coming to recognize the need for common ground.
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A fractious movement is coming to recognize the need for common ground.
I’ve spoken with more than a dozen Iranians since the start of the war. Most are terrified, and some are losing faith in America.
Iran’s new supreme leader has little to recommend him and a lot to overcome.
The U.S. and Israel are arming Kurdish groups to stage an incursion. What could go wrong?
Iran’s Islamic Republic may endure, but in a very different form.
The Iranian regime fears its domestic opposition enough to seek to silence it.
A young woman’s online diaries about cinema and literature have become her epitaph.
I asked Iranians whether they wanted U.S. intervention. The answers surprised me.
But the opposition has to start working together if something better is to follow.
Trump’s ouster of Venezuela’s president has the Islamic Republic on edge and the opposition energized.