TEHRAN – Reza Khan toppled the Qajar dynasty in Iran in a coup in 1921 and was crowned with the help of the British, subsequently on April 25, 1926.

During the last years of the Qajar Dynasty (1789-1925), Iran was grappling with insecurity. Armed robbery was rampant, something that the British did not favor, as they found insecurity as detrimental

TEHRAN – Forty-five years ago, on April 25, 1980, the United States launched a covert military operation in the northeastern Iranian Tabas desert dubbed Operation Eagle Claw, aimed at airlifting the U.S. embassy personnel who were held in Tehran. But it ended in total failure due to a sandstorm. 

The U.S. Embassy staff had been held by Iranian

TEHRAN - As the war in Gaza deepens and regional tensions escalate, the global community faces urgent questions about the failure of diplomacy, the erosion of international law, and the political motivations driving continued violence. 

Despite growing international protests and calls for accountability, powerful state actors remain locked in

MADRID – In the ongoing indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States to reach a new nuclear agreement, a significant absence stands out compared to the talks that led to the landmark JCPOA: the absence of European countries. 

This exclusion marks a notable shift in the diplomatic balance that had characterized the process for years,