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Niro on Iran is a Danish‑Iranian deep dive into why this country matters way more than most people think. I’m openly pro‑Shah and I believe in a secular, constitutional future for Iran, but my main focus here is long‑term stability. I look at Iran through energy, security, and strategy, not headlines, and try to show how it could become an anchor of stability instead of permanent crisis. If you’re tired of shallow hot takes and want clear structure and big‑picture thinking, this show’s for you.
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I denne episode af 'Niro on Iran' taler jeg med Lars Aslan om Irans regime, islamisme og hvorfor Vesten stadig undervurderer truslen fra præstestyret i Teheran. Vi går tæt på hans syn på , de iranske protester og hvordan
Show notesI den her episode af “Niro on Iran” går jeg væk fra de følelsesladede overskrifter og spørger: hvor sandsynligt er det egentlig, at USA og Israel igen vil ramme Iran – og hvor tæt kan vi være på næste angreb? Jeg ser på
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I denne afsnit af “Niro on Iran”. Taler jeg med Naser Khader om Iran, Mellemøsten og Danmarks sikkerhed. Podcasten fokuserer på Iran, Mellemøsten, menneskerettigheder, politisk islam og hvordan det hele påvirker Danmarks
Show notesI tv i Berlin, London og København ser du ‘iranere’ råbe slagord til fordel for præstestyrets allierede. Men hvor mange af dem er faktisk iranere – og hvor mange er irakere, palæstinensere eller andre proxies, der aldrig
Show notesMens verden diskuterer våbenhvile og diplomati, har USA lagt en økonomisk stramkurs mod Iran: søblokade, pres på Hormuz og stigende oliepriser. I denne episode spørger jeg, om vi i virkeligheden er vidne til optakten til
Show notesDanmark elsker at hade Trump. Men når han sætter maksimum-pres på Iran og sender flåden mod Hormuz, rammer det faktisk vores fjender hårdere end os. I det her afsnit forklarer jeg, hvorfor Trumps magtspil kan betyde lave
Show notesDu lytter til Niro on Iran. I dag spørger jeg: Hvem får mikrofonen, når danske medier taler om Iran? Hvorfor er det ofte regimets ‘nuancerede’ stemmer, der får plads – i stedet for dem, der kæmper for frihed og mennesker
Show notesSeason 2 af ‘Niro on Iran’ starter i Danmark. I dette afsnit viser jeg, hvorfor Irans fremtid ikke kun er et iransk problem, men et europæisk, og også et dansk, spørgsmål. Når Iran brænder, ryster hele regionen, og hver
Show notesSeason 1 was about oil, power and silence. Season 2 starts inside the human being. In this opening episode I talk about “47 years of trauma” – how executions, prisons, war and the morality police have shaped the Iranian
Show notesDenmark loves to see itself as a human rights country – free speech, women’s rights, LGBTQ+ rights, rule of law. But when it comes to Iran, that menu suddenly changes. In this short finale, I ask a simple question: if ri
Show notesEurope’s fear, Iran’s price. In this episode I talk about why Europe stays so quiet on Iran while talking loudly about Ukraine, Gaza, and human rights. I break down Europe’s energy dependence, refugee fears, and economic
Show notesWho’s afraid of a free Iran? In this episode I talk about why regional powers and the West are so nervous about a 3,000‑year‑old civilization coming back as a secular, democratic state. I go into Turkey, the Arab kingdom
Show notesIn this episode I ask you to put emotions about Trump on pause and look at Iran only through cold business logic. I explain how a Trump-style mindset sees cheap oil, energy routes, and risk. Then I show why, in that logi
Show notesIn this episode of ‘Niro on Iran,’ I walk you through Reza Pahlavi’s Prosperity Project as a practical blueprint for a normal, stable Iran. Instead of royal nostalgia or slogans, we look at it like a product manual: what
Show notesIran’s leaders know their time is running out , so they’ve turned the region’s lifelines into weapons. In this episode, I break down how the dying regime uses energy routes, shipping lanes and chokepoints around Bahrain,
Show notesIran’s history did not start with Islam. In this episode, we explore ancient Persia, Zoroastrianism, early Christianity in Iran, and why some Iranians today are changing religion or becoming non-religious. This episode i
Show notesIn this episode, we talk about the Iranian mind. How do Iranians think? Why is Iran a country full of contradictions? Why do many Iranians not trust foreign powers? Why are Iranians very proud of their country, but often
Show notesIn this episode of “Niro on Iran,” I look at what really happens if the Islamic Republic disappears, not in slogans, but on the actual map. Iran is a crossroads for energy, trade, and security, so when the regime changes
Show notesThis episode picks up where Episode 1 left off. I dive into the long, complicated story between Iran and Israel, from ancient respect under Cyrus the Great to today’s ‘modern enemies’. I talk about how ideology, energy r
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In this first episode, I introduce myself and why I care so much about Iran. I break the country down through energy and security instead of emotion, and I sketch a vision of Iran as a potential anchor of regional stabil
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