FATF’s Iran Suspension and Same Old Mistakes
Iran’s next political controversy in line looms large, with one side already on the offensive. From experience, we know they will be swallowed by quicksand.
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A New Regulatory Attempt Targets the Iranian Cyberspace
The supreme body in charge of regulating Iran’s cyberspace is now calling for internet users to obtain licenses.
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Ankara’s Recent Decision
An essay by Sabah Zanganeh, an expert on international affairs, published in Tehran’s Aftab-e Yazd daily
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Rouhani Advisor Says Pressure Not To Impede Reelection
In an interview with Entekhab, Akbar Torkan, President Rouhani’s senior advisor, provides insights on why pressure on Rouhani will not affect next year’s presidential race.
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Democracy and Centers of Power in the UK
An essay by Sadegh Zibakalam, an expert on foreign affairs and a university professor, published in Tehran’s Arman daily
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Jokes, Hopes, Concerns: Brexit for Iran
How Britain’s EU leave vote affects Iran is a question that has prompted both optimistic and pessimistic speculations in Iran.
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Friday Prayers in Iran: Developments in Bahrain and salary scandal
Friday prayers on June 24th, 2016.
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Bahrain Desperately After Tension. How About Iran?
Bahrain’s move to revoke Shia cleric Isa Qassim’s citizenship has infuriated Iranian officials.
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Is Iran’s Auto Industry Becoming Dominated by the French?
Saipa and Iran Khodro, Iran’s auto manufacturing giants, have been engaged in negotiations with Renault and Peugeot to sell them subsidiaries. This can assure a long-term presence of the French auto industry in Iran.
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Has Zarif Just Discharged Resistance’s Best Advocate?
Iran’s Javad Zarif reassembles his team, amid reports Iran is ready to withdraw Assad support. The foreign ministry says these are usual organizational decisions.
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