Iran Draft publishes long-form interviews, essays and translated archival pieces that place Iranian politics, protest movements and culture in historical and social context. Readers get sociological and class-based analysis of events such as the Woman, Life, Freedom movement and the 2026 protests.

Foreign policy analysis from the Quincy Institute's Trita Parsi, focused on US-Israel-Iran relations, the Iran war and stalled negotiations. Issues combine commentary on current events, interview appearances and longer analytical pieces on the strategic calculations of Trump, Netanyahu and Tehran.

From the Frontline is a pro-Israel, opinionated newsletter covering Middle East news, with recent issues focused on Iranian executions and shipping attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. It combines reported incident details and casework with strongly argued commentary on British policy toward Israel.

A reader-funded publication of human-interest dispatches from the war in Iran, reported from Armenia and Iraq with stories on farmers, displaced Tehran residents and political prisoners. Recent issues also carry news digests, and the project is winding down its original reporting in favour of its sister publication The Counteroffensive.