Year: 2001

by Mansoor Hekmat Afghanistan: War or Aerial Terrorism? There is no war in Afghanistan. War logically requires at least two sides. What is currently taking place is the USA’s bombing of Afghanistan. In this newfound […]

by Mansoor Hekmat Outside today’s two opposing reactionary poles – the militarism of US and Western governments on the one hand and the camp of political Islam and Islamic terrorist groups on the other – […]

  by Mansoor Hekmat Barbarity is not Inevitable The war of terrorists can be the beginning of one of the bloodiest eras of contemporary history. Already, hundreds of millions of people are bracing themselves. But this […]

by Mansoor Hekmat Two Reactionary Camps The appalling September 11, 2001 terrorist crimes against humanity and the slaughter of thousands of innocent people in America has pushed the world to the brink of one of […]

A Discussion with Mansoor Hekmat Question: Thousands of people have lost their lives as a result of terrorist attacks on the skyscrapers of the World Trade Centre in New York and the Pentagon Building in […]

  A Discussion with “Porsesh”   Question: What is your interpretation of concepts such as Islamic fundamentalism and political Islam? What is the difference between the two? Mansoor Hekmat: I do not use the expression […]

  Interview with Radio International Azar Majedi: In a recent interview with Porsesh magazine you said, “secularism is a set of minimum conditions”, and that [you] “do not want just secularism, but a conscious fight […]