Obama’s Iran Policy and the Tenth Administration
By Hamid Reza Dehqani Poudeh, head of the Center for Middle East Studies of Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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The Forced Democracy of Afghanistan
Post-election developments in Iran can influence Afghanistan’s presidential poll. Interview with Houman Dolati.
Read MoreWhen Analogies Break Down
Did Qashqavi’s reference to 2005 French unrest help to explain Iran’s situation
Read MoreProjection of Democratic Dreams
How do Arab nations view Iran’s presidential elections? by Ali Musavi Khalkhali.
Read MoreIran Should Follow a Rational Policy
Israel wants to prove its problems are only with Arab countries, not Muslim countries. Interview with Asadollah Athari on Shimon Peres trip to the Republic of Azerbaijan.
Read MoreA Reaction against Violation of Conventions
Iran is acting against international conventions. Davoud Hermidas Bavand on arrest of British Embassy local employees in Tehran.
Read MoreChina’s Firm Hand and the Head Buried in Sand
Ethnic tensions will not die until inequalities are obliterated. By Javad Mahzadeh.
Read MoreA Panacea Called ’Dialogic Communication’
Adopting a new language is the best way to put an end to the current predicament. By Maghsoud Farasatkhah.
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A View from Outside
Iran’s tenth elections is held in a highly critical periods of its history and has gained the attraction of many countries. It may not be an exaggeration to say that the outcome of elections will affect global developments.
Read MoreWho Does West Prefer
Signals sent by Western officials show that West may tend to see Ahmadinejad as the president of the Islamic Republic for another term. By Javad Mahzadeh
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