Politics

Farnaz Fassihi, the Iranian‑American journalist at The New York Times, is back with fresh allegations—but still relying on vague, unnamed sources and a recycled narrative. A Familiar Pattern: “Credible” But Unseen…

In a time when the world is engulfed in political silence and diplomatic indifference towards the humanitarian crises in Gaza, the name “Rima Hassan” stands out as a cry of…

The silence of anti-revolutionary figures, particularly women who have remained mute in the face of the massacre of Iranian women and children, has sparked various protests, even within the anti-revolutionary…

Decades after May 24th was designated as the International Day for Peace and Disarmament for Women, the world continues to witness the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and ongoing…

For years, a hopeful narrative has circulated in political development and liberal feminist discourse: that the inclusion of women in politics would foster a calmer, more humane, and compromise-driven environment.…

In a groundbreaking move, Lebanese women have been granted the unprecedented right to register as candidates in the upcoming municipal and mayoral elections scheduled for this month. A Moment of…

Western Suppression of Pro-Palestine Students Begins Countries like the United States and France, which often pride themselves as champions of liberalism and free speech, have begun a new wave of…

As the 2025 Federal Election approaches, concerns over rising harassment against women in Canadian politics have intensified. Reports indicate that female politicians face not only physical threats but also targeted online attacks,…

Two British Labour Party MPs, Yvonne Fovargue and Apsana Begum, were detained and barred from entering Israel at Ben Gurion Airport, prompting criticism from the lawmakers and a diplomatic response…

Melania Trump recently made headlines by praising “love, empathy, and women who fight for justice even with trembling voices.” Yet these lofty claims starkly contrast with the policies of the…