Iran
A Dangerous New World
Jason Burke
The consequences of Hamas’ attack will spiral out, bringing disruptive changes to the long-running conflict in Israel-Palestine, to the Middle East and as far afield as South Asia
A Riyadh-Tehran Entente?
From the Levant to the Persian Gulf, Iran is unlikely to easily give up its infrastructure of dominance
Why China, Not the US, Could Broker Iran-Saudi Truce
Analysts say Americans lost credibility due to their approach in the region
Hair-Rising in Tehran
Iranians are striving for an ‘ordinary life’, not a ‘heaven’ that is forced from within or without
Why ChatGPT is right and wrong about biryani
It is a main course often served in tiffin boxes. It originated in Iran, but became a rice dish in the Indian subcontinent
Mapping Women’s Anger
The importance of righteous rage, from the ancient epics to the revolutions of today
Out of the Veil in Iran
Iran’s youth have been reeling under an economy marred by decades of US sanctions, corruption and the pandemic. The attempts to tighten the noose on social freedoms and the state’s heavy-handedness have therefore invited an almost instant and massive pushback
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