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Erfan Fard, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
Tehran's power structure shows signs of collapse as IRGC, parliamentary and security factions clash amid rumors surrounding Mojtaba Khamenei.
Iran's regime is a collapsing order trying to survive through tension, terror and deception.
Paradoxically, U.S. and Israeli air power may succeed in degrading the regime’s forces and nuclear infrastructure while failing to reduce — even...
Allowing the Islamic Republic to survive this confrontation could transform a military victory into a political defeat.
Although “deal or war” is a classical compliance tactic, its main flaw is that the regime's commitment to survival may be more intense than...
The path to democracy in today’s Iran is difficult, winding, and rocky. But it is being traveled.
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