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Terry Glavin: The protests sweeping across Iran are different than those before it, says the human rights activist Masih Alinejad. This time, the government is scared.

Adnan R. Khan: In the U.S. president’s worldview, the strong must beat the weak into submission. But Iran is proving it is not so weak after all.

Ending the Khomeinist regime will take sustained civil resistance by Iranians, says Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi, but there are ways for other countries to help

Scott Gilmore: From Russia to the TPP and now Iran, Trump’s foreign policy moves have hurt U.S. influence in return for no benefit. It is beyond bad.

Adnan R. Khan: The Russians and Iranians are in full control now. But their victory will leave them dangerously exposed in a devastated country.

Opinion: Homa Hoodfar, once detained in Tehran’s infamous Evin prison for "dabbling in feminism," examines what’s driving the new wave of women’s activism in Iran

Opinion: The prospect of major bloodshed at the hands of the state looms large. If that happens, the ensuing domino effect could create a volatile situation.

Terry Glavin on how the ongoing protests are more than an economic revolt. Could the darkness that descended upon Iran in 1979 soon be lifted?

Opinion: A former diplomat on how both Trump and Trudeau are espousing weak foreign policy—and how that might be a bigger problem for Canada

The Syrian ceasefire, brokered by the U.S., Russia and Jordan, reveals the shifting positions of the countries involved in the conflict