Jazeh Miller

Lasting change can only come from within, driven by the will of the Iranian people, who deserve a government that represents their interests, fosters peace, and pursues prosperity.

The growing involvement of political prisoners across the country has added significant momentum to the "No Execution Tuesdays" campaign.

Iran’s ambitions first came to public attention in January 2022, when similar assassination plans targeting Brian Hook were disclosed.

In this light, Iran’s BRICS membership may ultimately serve as a symbolic gesture rather than a practical solution to its economic and political isolation.

Hook’s statements make clear that the U.S. policy on Iran would likely shift toward intensified isolation and deterrence under the US administration led by Trump.

The youth’s actions deliver a resolute message: where repression attempts to silence dissent, resistance finds its way.

With many Iranians viewing the government as out of touch and ineffective, the risk of street protests looms large, potentially destabilizing the regime further.

The looming expiration of the JCPOA and the Iranian regime's escalating nuclear activities place the international community at a crossroads.

As the shadow of Khamenei’s potential absence looms larger, the regime’s contradictions and missteps in addressing these concerns may inadvertently accelerate the very instability it seeks to avoid.

Kazemi’s revelations highlight a critical intersection of mismanagement, structural inefficiencies, and geopolitical constraints in Iran’s energy sector.