The 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran inspired global movements by promoting justice, resistance to oppression, Islamic unity, and political activism, profoundly influencing communities in Kashmir, Pakistan, Lebanon, Nigeria, and Bahrain.

Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, women’s participation in Iran’s medical system has expanded significantly, reshaping specialties, education, and governance, and coinciding with gains in maternal, child, and health outcomes.

Imam Khomeini’s historic return to Iran in 1979 sparked global media upheaval, shifting from narratives laced with fear and distortion to recognition of a powerful and popular Islamic Revolution.

George Bush’s infamous 2002 “axis of evil” speech entrenched US hostility toward Iran, which was followed by decades of sanctions, propaganda, and military threats, now upheld by the Trump-Netanyahu alliance.

The kidnapping of President Maduro by the US marks the culmination of a long imperialist campaign, rooted in the Monroe Doctrine and justified by fabricated legal pretexts.

Federal agents in the US killed ICU nurse Alex Pretti during peaceful Minneapolis protests – the second fatal shooting in weeks – sparking nationwide outrage over Trump’s immigration crackdown.

The European Parliament has escalated hostile measures against Iran following the recent riots, relying on politicized narratives and false claims sourced from Western “regime change” think tanks.