When blackout is not just blackout
Can the 60-day internet blackout in Iran be analyzed within the framework of crimes against humanity?
Negotiation Lost in Translation
How miscommunication can escalate conflict rather than defuse it
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The Lion and the Sun: A Root Older Than the Flag, Deeper Than Politics
Tracing the Lion and Sun from the Dawn of History
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The Final Gift: Bodies That Refuse to End
The Last Act of Defiance Against Death: An explanation about my sister and mother’s decision to donate their bodies to science
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When Minds Surrender, and Dehumanization Becomes Duty
A Critique of Zombification in Political Activity
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Pseudo-Political Activism and the Cost of Self-Deception
Can political activists learn from the scientific method?
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Why Iran’s Crisis Should Matter to Every Canadian
You may have seen the large demonstrations in Canadian cities recently, led by Iranian Canadians. If you’re wondering why this matters beyond the Iranian community, the short answer is: It directly concerns Canada’s people, security, and values.
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The Rhetoric of Rape in Political Discourse
From Verbal Violence to the Reproduction of Domination – A Case Study on Iran
Against the Ideology of News Urgency
:How Committed Media Can Rebuild Their Credibility in the Era of Generative AI
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An Early H3N2 Wave Is Straining Iran’s Hospitals
A fast-moving influenza outbreak, vaccine shortages and polluted air are colliding to challenge the country’s health system.
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