The New Dark Age

Friday, 3 April 2026 — Dialogue Works

A heated discussion examines the escalating conflict involving Iran, describing it as a broader war impacting civilians and infrastructure. The speakers strongly criticize U.S. leadership claims, arguing attacks target critical facilities and reflect strategic failure. They highlight shifting regional dynamics, including fractures among Middle Eastern allies and growing roles of powers like Russia and China. The conversation warns of severe global economic consequences if escalation continues, while suggesting Iran may intensify retaliation. Overall, the interview portrays a rapidly evolving conflict with high risks, limited diplomatic options, and long-term geopolitical consequences

Friday, 3 April 2026 — Chronicles of Haiphong

We break down the latest developments and geopolitical shifts in the Iran war changing the global class war landscape. Join us!

Thursday, 2 April 2026 — Dialogue Works

Tuesday, 31 March 2026 — Al Mayadeen English

In an interview for Al Mayadeen, Professor Mohammad Marandi said that a new reality is emerging, stressing that “the Axis of Resistance is far more powerful and far more well-coordinated than they had ever imagined.”

Seyed Marandi pointed not only to Iran’s resilience but also to the growing strength of allied fronts, from the Resistance in Lebanon “hitting the Israeli regime very hard,” to Yemen standing fully prepared, and the resistance in Iraq steadily pushing toward ending the occupation.