Iran

  • Cutting Through Rocks

    Cutting Through Rocks

    IRAN In a conservative Iranian village, one divorced woman’s political rise sparks fierce resistance, gendered repression, and bold feminist defiance.

  • No One Sleeps

    No One Sleeps

    IRAN: Exploring resilience and empowerment as Negar Sammaknejad conquers Mount Damavand, uniting Persian heritage and modern feminism.

  • Turkey’s military-industrial complex

    Turkey’s military-industrial complex

    MILITARISM: Techno-nationalism has strengthened Turkey's proactive foreign policy, promoted national pride and reinforced the image of a powerful state. The 'zero problems with neighbours' paradigm that characterised Turkish foreign policy in the 2000s has been abandoned in favour of a more interventionist approach under the doctrine of 'security at all costs'. In 2002, the total…

  • Terrestrial Verses

    Terrestrial Verses

    IRAN: Through everyday encounters, Terrestrial Verses exposes the suffocating bureaucracy and corruption stifling Iran's citizens

  • Why are the youth in Iraq protesting?

    Why are the youth in Iraq protesting?

    IRAQ: In Iraq, the youth don't trust the politicians or the parties. We met the director and producer of Baghdad on Fire, which addresses the bad governance of their country's leaders and the mobilisation of the youth who really fight for change.

  • A role model

    A role model

    ACTIVISM: Masih Alinejad, Nobel nominee, voices Iran's silenced through social and global media.

  • The perilous path of exposing corruption

    The perilous path of exposing corruption

    IRAN: Examining Iran's lack of free media and the risks faced by those, like Roohallah Zam, who dare to challenge the clerical elite's authority.

  • At Night, Red Sky

    At Night, Red Sky

    IRAN: An intricate look into defiance and demand for change.

  • Chile 76: The aftermath of a broken mirror

    Chile 76: The aftermath of a broken mirror

    GEOPOLITICS: Delving deep into the murky world of geopolitical machinations where, from Iran to Chile, the US/UK influence cannot be understated.

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