West, Not as United as Some Assume
There is a rift over Iran’s nuclear program which some European states may see as an opportunity. By Ali Musavi Khalkhali
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Negotiating the Rope
So how are Russians playing in Iran’s nuclear game? By Bahram Amir Ahmadian
Read MoreAhmadinejad and the Forty Ambassadors of Iran
Ahmadinejad never stops shocking the political observers with his measures. By Javad Mahzadeh
Read MoreWest, Torn between Its Strategic Interests and Israel’s Demands
West needs to interact with Iran while strategic alliance with Israel forces it to consider the demands of the Jewish state. Commentary by Hosein Ruyvaran, Middle East affairs analyst.
Read MoreThe Illusion of Ringing Bells
A number of Afghan political observers accuse Iran of masterminding post-election protests of Dr. Abdullah. Are their claims substantiated
Read MoreIran’s Regional Potential Is Undeniable
Former parliament representative and Caspian affairs expert Elaheh Koulayi discusses the reasons behind non-invitation of Iran to Caspian meeting in Kazakhstan
Read MoreJust an Executant
Ali Bigdeli believes that Iran’s diplomatic apparatus has no autonomy, shows no initiatives and merely actualizes the president’s objetives
Read MoreThe Plights of Ahmadinejad
Iranian parliament decided to turn a blind eye and vote for the cabinet, but are Ahmadinejad’s problems over? By Javad Mahzadeh
Read MoreWhen Ideology Contaminates Politics
Tying the future of EU relations with Iran to observance of democratic values is just another mistake. By Javad Mahzadeh
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