The 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran marked a significant rupture from imperialism, overthrowing a monarchy aligned with Western interests. Imam Khomeini emerged as a key figure, leading a movement against foreign domination that culminated in a government based on popular sovereignty. Despite enduring sanctions and psychological warfare, Iran has developed an independent state and regional resistance architecture. The ongoing challenges to the regime serve as a reminder of the Revolution’s defiance against imperialism and its impact on global politics.
