Is Shadows of Tehran a military thriller, a political novel, or a book about conscience disguised as both?
Shadows of Tehran a military thriller, is not just a story — it is a window into the life of […]
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If freedom means voices, venues, votes, and vetoes, what is the biggest threat to democracy today—and which do we defend last?
What is the biggest threat to democracy today? It is not tanks rolling across borders or generals seizing parliament at
What does courage mean in a cancel culture: saying the quiet part out loud—or building institutions that don’t need heroes?
When Heroes Face Hybrid Threats: Lessons from Nick Berg Across Western societies, Cancel Culture has transformed the social and political
Diaspora Under Pressure: Are Western Laws Ready for Tehran’s Reach?
Who Really Influences the Diaspora? Across Western cities, diaspora communities serve as both a haven and a battlefield. Iranian intelligence
Free Palestine: Are Hamas Billionaires the True Guardians—or the Greatest Threat?
Who Really Protects Palestine? On September 25, 2025, Ghazi Hamad, a senior Hamas official, gave a rare interview to CNN.
What’s the dignity-first way to protect refugees while blocking proxy networks—less theater, more verification
What are proxy networks, and why do they matter for refugee protection? Proxy networks are organizations or informal channels that
Do Charity and Education Visas Threaten Societal Resilience? Insights from Shadows of Tehran the Book
Can charity and education programs inadvertently become tools for mobilization? Humanitarian aid and educational initiatives are designed to uplift communities,
Can a Society That Won’t Risk Offense Deter Movements That Trade in Martyrdom? Insights from Shadows of Tehran the Book
Why does avoiding offense weaken societal resilience? Societies that fear causing offense often hesitate to act decisively against emerging threats.
If Freedom of Speech is a Pressure Valve, Why Are We Rewarding Rage Over Reason—Are Algorithms the New Censors?
Is freedom of speech still functioning as a pressure valve? Freedom of speech has long been considered society’s “pressure valve”—a
Protecting Pluralism | Are We Outsourcing Courage?
What does it really mean to protect pluralism? Pluralism is more than tolerating differences—it is actively creating space for competing