For Some Political Observers in Iran, There Is a Bright Side to Trump
The rabble-rouser Republican candidate will better serve interests of Iran than Hillary Clinton some analysts in Tehran believe.
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How to Handle the Next US Administration
Improvements in relations between Iran and well-known European corporations will urge rival American companies to protest the fact that Washington’s unilateral sanctions have remained unchanged, writes Reza Nasri.
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Can the Iranian Parliament Obstruct the Deal?
Critics of the Vienna Deal insist that the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action be ratified by the parliament before implementation. The government deems this demand as unconstitutional.
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Neck and Neck?
Iran’s adoption of Vienna deal will not prevent any invasion; rather, it may accelerate it. The important point here is whether positive aspects of the JCPOA would justify its adoption.
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Is Washington’s Retreat Genuine?
In Tehran, while the optimists regard Washington’s nuclear deal with Iran as a genuine retreat from the regime change policy, pessimists view it as yet another step, this time more elaborate, to overthrow the Islamic Republic.
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Washington and Its Various Differences with Tel Aviv
An essay by Mohammad Farhad Koleini, a senior expert on strategic affairs
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Obama in the Pentagon: A Geopolitical analysis
How can the new US defence strategy be analyzed, and how is the nature of the new program different from the past?
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No Benefits for Iran in Release of the American Hikers
Mostafa Kawakebian, member of the Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission.
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