Tag: Peace Process

A composite image featuring two political figures from the US and Iran in front of a missile launch with smoke clouds.

Iran Doesn’t Trust the Negotiators and That’s Now a Problem

Tehran is stalling negotiations by rejecting Trump’s primary envoys and signaling a preference for JD Vance, viewed as a skeptic of Middle East intervention. This diplomatic maneuvering creates internal White House tension as the U.S. readies paratroopers and a 15-point proposal to end the conflict amid soaring energy prices.

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A young man with a beard wearing a dark grey hooded sweatshirt holds a white protest sign with bold black text that reads "NO MORE FOREVER WARS! HANDS OFF IRAN!". In the background, another sign shows a drawing of a pink backpack with red stains.

America’s Anti-War Movement Has a Class Problem It Can’t Ignore

As the war on Iran enters its fourth week, America’s anti-war movement faces a critical class divide. To succeed, organizers must bridge the gap between urban activists and the working-class families bearing the economic and human costs, building a diverse coalition capable of challenging the powerful defense industry.

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