These Are the True Things
Naghmeh SohrabiI'm an historian who writes about politics, history, and culture of Iran and the Middle East. Also about television, books, and whatever catches my fancy.
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No One Asks Our Opinion About Anything
On February 20, 2026, I translated Shahrzad Hemati’s, Shargh newspaper’s editor in chief since March 2025, instagram post titled “Between Bombs and Labels,” that begins with how once a week, she, her daughter, and her husband would sleep ne...
Life in Tehran: Under the Shadow of Repression, Under the Rubble of Bombs
For those of us glued to our phones in the midst of the ongoing war, the silence of our friends and families inside Iran is heartbreaking. But what this silencing also does is take out the voices of analysts and thinkers inside Iran who hav...
My initial reaction to the US attack on Iran
It’s only been some hours since President Trump stood in front of a podium with a white baseball cap with USA written in black on it and announced that the US had attacked Iran. So I’m writing this post now to say…What was it that I was goi...
Why Reza Pahlavi?
Right or wrong, if there’s one winner to emerge out of the bloody events of January 2026 in Iran, it’s the son of Iran’s deposed Shah, Reza Pahlavi. What then are some of the arguments given for his leadership among those living in Iran? In...
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As an historian of the Iran's 1979 revolution within a global context, I provide deep analyses of Iran’s past and present, and let you decide how that links to its future.
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