صفحه ۲

صفحه ۲ is a Persian-language current-affairs interview program with a firm political center of gravity. It is less interested in scene-setting than in the argument that follows. Episodes tend to begin with a direct question: what has changed, what is possible, and who still has leverage. The Mahsa Amini movement becomes a discussion about social transformation, state response, and the unfinished question of women’s freedom. Donald Trump’s Britain visit becomes a route into monarchy, public opinion, protest, and Iranian debates over American right-wing politics. The Iran-Israel war is treated through diplomacy, Security Council procedure, international law, and the danger faced by ordinary people. United Nations General Assembly debates lead to Iran’s nuclear file, Gaza and Israel, Ukraine, sanctions, and Europe’s role in sustaining military support. The show’s questions often come in clusters. Guests are allowed to answer at length. The result can feel insistent rather than polished, especially where repeated phrasing from the broadcast transcript breaks through. Still, the editorial instinct is clear. صفحه ۲ wants every immediate event placed inside a larger system of power. It follows leaders, institutions, movements, and wars as connected forces, not isolated news items. Its tone is sober, analytical, and occasionally dry. It works best for listeners already following Iranian and international politics who want competing positions heard in full. The program’s value is in its sustained attention to consequence: what a ceasefire can guarantee, what the UN can enforce, what public resistance can survive, and what governments do when pressure rises.