The Guarded Domains
Reza H. AkbariIran's sociopolitical history, blended with personal experience
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When the War Came to Bushehr
It is becoming increasingly difficult to untangle the mess that is U.S.-Iran relations these days. For all intents and purposes, the ceasefire between the two countries appears to be over. At the same time, however, the Memorandum of Unders...
War at the Water’s Edge
Pages from a War – Part 8
The United States and Iran are presumably no longer engaged in open war. On June 17, U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed a 14-point Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that for...
One Hundred Days of War and Memory
Pages from a War – Part 7
It has been 100 days. One hundred days since the Iran war began. It is not quite clear if it has ended either. For now, all stakeholders seem suspended somewhere in between war and peace. They remain trapped in th...
Revenging Death by Living: A Civilian Account from the Iran War
As you read this, Iranian and American officials have just concluded the highest level of direct talks between the two nations since 1979. Mediated by Pakistan, the negotiations were a cautious and delicate attempt to contain a war that has...
Fragments of Everyday Life in Wartime Iran
As we begin the fifth week of the Iran war, its devastating socioeconomic, political, and cultural consequences are becoming more evident by the day. Recent reports have begun to measure the regional and global ripple effects of the conflic...
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PhD candidate in the history of modern Middle East and Iran at American University. Researcher of Iranian politics, state-society relations, and U.S. Middle East policy. Bounced around think tanks in Washington for two decades.
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