Author: Nima Sabouri
Nima Sabouri is a freelance writer and researcher with academic graduate background in natural science and philosophy. His research and writing focus has been on Marxian political economy and “politics from below,” with particular emphasis on political developments and struggles in Iran and the Middle East. Originally from Iran, he is a committed socialist activist, working with a couple of leftist internationalist networks as well as “neighborhood organizing” collectives in Germany, where he has been since years living in exile. Sabouri tries to utilize his experiences to illuminate the complexities and possibilities of contemporary political struggles and social justice movements in Iran and the Middle East.
Regarding the current catastrophic repression of the mass uprising in Iran, an urgent task is to stand collectively against further mass killings by the Islamic Republic, whether on the streets or in prisons. This must be aligned with a collective
In the final agreement of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30 / in Blem, Brazil), no mention was made of fossil fuels as the main cause of the climate
The (new) genocide carried out by the RSF in El-Fasher and Darfur has been a consequence of direct support from the UAE and covert backing from Western states and Russia. Condemning RSF and its diverse supporters must be accompanied by
How Iran’s “heroic flexibility” towards its foreign enemy is accompanied by an intensified “iron fist” against the internal enemy
