• Trump, Iran International, and the dream of saving Iran

    By Fatemeh Kavand

    Trump, Iran International, and the dream of saving Iran

    A project to humiliate a nation’s collective intellect

    TEHRAN - They say Trump is the savior, protests are democracy, and tanks are on the streets of Iran; yet the admissions of American analysts expose the collapse of the Western media narrative. The issue is not Iran; the issue is a lie that must fall.

  • How the Iranian diaspora shapes Western views of Iran

    By Xavier Villar

    How the Iranian diaspora shapes Western views of Iran

    MADRID - Within the landscape of the Iranian diaspora, a particular phenomenon demands critical attention: the aspiration toward political whiteness. This is not a physical trait but an epistemic and symbolic position that organizes privileges, establishes hierarchies, and produces consent for foreign intervention. This logic, frequently adopted by sectors of the diaspora embedded in media, academia, and Anglo-American political circles, entails identifying with the Western civilizational framework, its narrative of progress, and its capacity to wield violence under the guise of ethical rationality.

  • Iranian FM calls Zelenskyy ‘confused clown’

    Iranian FM calls Zelenskyy ‘confused clown’

    TEHRAN - Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has reacted to hostile remarks by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy against the Islamic Republic.

  • US-Israeli strategy in Iran reflects long-term regime change tactics: Pakistani expert 

    US-Israeli strategy in Iran reflects long-term regime change tactics: Pakistani expert 

    Dr. Barrech draws parallels between the current unrest and the 1953 coup in Iran through sanctions, proxies, and disinformation

    TEHRAN - Tehran Times spoke exclusively with Dr. Dost Muhammad Barrech, a Pakistani expert in security and regional politics at the University of Balochistan, Quetta, on the ongoing unrest in Iran and the role of external actors. Dr. Barrech argues that U.S. and Israeli support for violent elements within Iran aimed to weaken the country’s economy and undermine national cohesion.

  • From ‘dirty work’ to ‘great things’: How Europe became America’s lackey

    From ‘dirty work’ to ‘great things’: How Europe became America’s lackey

    By Saleh Abidi Maleki 

    TEHRAN – “Do you still believe that by helping the United States commit its crimes we will be safe?” Irene Montero, Spain’s representative in the European Parliament, asked her colleagues this week. It was not a rhetorical flourish so much as an indictment.