Something historic took place in the heart of Rome in late July. In the Italian Parliament, before an audience of prominent political figures and lawmakers, Iran’s democratic opposition laid out its case: the people of Iran are ready to reclaim their country – and they already have the framework to make it happen. Maryam Rajavi,
10 Questions for Zolal Habibi 1.) You have written passionately about the cultural awakening in Iran. What first inspired you to join the Iranian Resistance movement? I consider myself part of an incredibly lucky generation—the generation that grew up with the resistance. Our lives have not been easy; many of us have lost loved ones
In Persian, there is a saying: “History is the light that guides the future.” This is precisely why dictatorships thrive on censorship and the distortion of history. Yet in the age of technology and social media, Iran’s youth are rediscovering their history, culture, and long legacy of struggles for freedom. They now use every tool