Interviews

Sazegara argues that the regime's threats of confrontation with the U.S. are a bluff.

Sazegara discusses how Friday prayers have fuelled the weekly protests in Zahedan and Baluchestan.

After the first executions of protesters, Sazegara says the regime is defying both Iranians and the international community.

Sazegara praises Iranian athletes who defied the regime during the World Cup as national heroes.

Sazegara explains why strikes are crucial to the success of the protest movement.

Sazegara discusses the nationwide revolutionary uprising against the Islamic Republic.

Sazegara says the regime's violence against protesters has been harshest in Sistan and Baluchestan.

Sazegara assesses the armed attack on the Shah Cheragh shrine in Shiraz and its political use.

Sazegara credits the protesters' hope, courage and inventive tactics for the uprising's endurance.

Sazegara says the regime's familiar strategy of repression has backfired, deepening public anger and unity.

Sazegara argues that the leaderless, decentralised character of the protests is an advantage.

Sazegara warns that the crackdown on protesting school students will backfire on the regime.