The revolutionary concept of the 'diplomacy of resistance' — introduced to the world by Iran — has enabled it to defeat US pressure, build self-reliance, and become a global role model for oppressed nations fighting for their rights.

Trump's team behind the failed US-Iran talks in Islamabad — a real estate envoy, a son-in-law, and a political convert — reveals a dangerous confusion of diplomacy with business deal-making, while also laying bare the deep-seated illusion of American exceptionalism.

In Islamabad, Iran enters talks with deep distrust over past US breaches, offering a clear 10-point plan, but "forever war" logic and an "Israel First" posture may prevent a real breakthrough.

The war against Iran shattered assumptions of US technological supremacy, transforming sanctions-driven isolation into strategic autonomy and establishing resilience as the new currency of global power.

Iran’s thumping military victory over the US-Israeli axis reaffirms the Islamic Republic as a global bulwark against injustice, securing a ceasefire on its terms and emerging as a new power in a multipolar world.

After 40 days of war, Iran forced America's retreat, securing a historic victory through a 10-point proposal that includes a permanent ceasefire, sanctions removal, Hormuz control, and US withdrawal from the region

Iran must reject US deceptive negotiations, continue resistance, leverage military gains, control the Strait of Hormuz, and demand unconditional acceptance of its five legitimate points to end the imposed war.