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When Truth Loses its Witnesses

Mohsen Askari on why not all political narratives should be treated as equal.

I am Iranian living in Istanbul, Turkey. In recent months, I have found myself sitting in rooms with other Iranians, all of us shaped in different ways by the same regime, the same history, and the same accumulated exhaustion. Yet when we speak about what’s happening in Iran, it often feels as if we’re describing different countries. One person sees resistance, another sees foreign manipulation. One sees the collapse of a dictatorship, another sees the danger of national humiliation.

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