Stanford's Iranian community grapples with ongoing violence, protests in Iran
Members of Stanford's Iranian community reflect on how they are engaging with the recent protest movement and state-led violence in Iran.
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Members of Stanford's Iranian community reflect on how they are engaging with the recent protest movement and state-led violence in Iran.
Chancellor Gene Block affirmed UCLA’s commitment to women’s rights and shared upcoming events focused on helping people better understand what’s happening.
The consequences far outweigh any expected benefit.
It would be a catastrophe. Here's What You Need to Remember: While occupying Iran would be at least as difficult as the Iraqi and Afghan occupations, even invading Iran would prove enormously challenging. Consequently, while conquering Iran is the most sustainable way to prevent it from building a nuclear weapon, Washington is unlikely to attempt to do so anytime soon. The only military action that can truly prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon is for the United States to invade and occupy the country, potentially turning it over to a U.S.-friendly regime that would uphold Iran’s ...