By Habib Ahmadzadeh 

How the Trumps learned to stop worrying and love the bomb 

Six decades after Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove satirized Cold War paranoia, its chilling themes resonate anew. Today’s global stage features leaders echoing the film’s unhinged characters—Netanyahu as a reckless strategist, Musk as a techno-utopian whisperer, and Trump as a hapless figurehead. The bomb is no longer feared but coveted, a symbol of ego-driven dominance. As humanity teeters on the edge, this article explores how moral voids and unchecked ambition fuel a modern-day Strangelove story.

TMoCA cinematheque to screen Kubrick’s “Dr. Strangelove”

TEHRAN-The cinematheque of the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art (TMoCA) will screen the 1964 political satire black comedy film “Dr. Strangelove” directed by Stanley Kubrick on Sunday.