Hamid Enayat

Hamid Enayat is an expert on Iran and a writer based in Paris. He is also a human rights activist and has been a frequent writer on Iranian and regional issues for thirty years. He has been writing passionately on secularism and fundamental freedoms, and his analysis sheds light on various geopolitics and complex issues concerning the Middle East and Iran.
57 Articles

The Third Option: Toward a Free and Democratic Future for Iran

Since the war broke out on October 7, the Iranian Resistance has consistently warned about the regime’s critical…

Why Khamenei’s Case for Uranium Enrichment Doesn’t Hold Up

In his June 4 speech, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei went beyond merely rejecting the latest U.S. nuclear proposal.…

The Active but Absent Player in Iran nuclear Negotiations

The actor who, both before and during the nuclear negotiations, gradually forced the Iranian regime into retreat—from bringing…

The Real Answer to Iran’s Crisis Lies Within: The People and Their Resistance

One of the few issues that commands strong bipartisan support in the U.S. Congress is the need to…

When Courage Surpasses Fear

The fearless and determined presence of Generation Z in Iran’s 2021 street protests was nothing short of extraordinary.…

Sanctions and Iran’s Economy

On the evening of April 28, the French Foreign Minister warned during a United Nations Security Council session…

Iran’s Executions and Nuclear Talks: A Wake-Up Call for the International Community

Just weeks before direct nuclear negotiations are set to begin between the U.S. and Iran in Muscat, Tehran’s…

Iranian Year 1403: The Collapse of Tehran’s Survival Strategy

Nowruz, the Iranian New Year that begins on the first day of spring (March 21), traditionally marks a…

Iran – Unprecedented Execution Record: 1,153 Executions in 1403 (2023–2024)

According to a statement from the Iranian opposition group, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), the…

Don’t Feed the Crocodile — It Only Becomes More Ferocious

Iranian dissidents based in Paris are often the first to hear about the release of French hostages held…

Iran: Bloody Wednesday

In a shocking and unprecedented crime, the executioners of Iran’s dictator, Ali Khamenei, hanged at least 20 prisoners…

Will the West’s Policy of Appeasement Toward Iran Force It Closer to Russia?

The West’s appeasement policy toward Iran, initially intended to contain the regime, has backfired. Instead of curbing Tehran’s…

The “No to Executions” Campaign: A Call for International Action

Widespread Support from the International Community Following Maryam Rajavi’s call to end executions in Iran and her firm…

Iran: At Least 1,000 Executions in 2024

The Religious Dictator Sets a New Execution Record According to a statement by the Iranian opposition, the National…

Execution of Freedom Fighters in Iran’s “Saydnaya” to Take Place in Deafening Silence

The fall of the Syrian dictator and the subsequent opening of Syria’s prisons by the country’s freedom fighters…

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