Why Civil War in Iraqi Kurdistan is Possible
In an op-ed for pro-reform website Asr Iran, Middle East expert Iman Ahmadvand argues that the current situation in the Iraqi Kurdistan could lead to a civil war.
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Where Does Iran Stand in Economic Competition in Post-Daesh Iraq?
An article by Middle East expert Mostafa Najafi published in Principlist website Tabnak discusses Iran’s rough road ahead in the economic race to rebuild Iraq.
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London, Paris playing on White House ground
It’s time for our country’s diplomacy to take a clear approach to France, asking Paris to stop its dualism, and choose one between the two choices.
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When the Nuclear Violator Becomes the Accuser
The necessity to change Western political literature in relation to Iran.
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Regional Developments Spark Diplomacy among the Iranian Military Leaders
Iranian military commanders have had a busy month, engaging themselves in talks with counterparts from neighboring countries. What is the message Iran’s regional diplomacy is trying to communicate?
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As Iraq Prepares for Reconstruction, Saudis Lure Baghdad away from Iran
Saudi Arabia and the US are seizing the post-Daesh opportunity in Iraq to reduce Iran’s influence.
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Europe Stays in Nuclear Deal to Secure Its Interests
Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations Gholamali Khoshroo tells Iran’s state-run Labor News Agency (ILNA) the country will not accept revisions in the nuclear deal.
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Kirkuk Achilles Heel to Both Iraq and Kurdistan: Expert
Middle East analyst Hassan Hanizadeh discusses recent developments in Kirkuk with Khabar Online news agency.
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US, Europe Rift to Cause Iran-EU Rapprochement
In an interview with Fararu, Iranian analyst Fereidoun Majlesi says Europe is ready to embrace Iran’s cause in the nuclear deal.
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