Middle East
Transition for Three: Construction of Chabahar Port brings much-needed leeway for Tehran, Delhi and Kabul
After the nuclear deal, Iran is becoming increasingly ready to take risks needed to revive its economy and secure its stability. A recent significant step is the development of Chabahar Port in collaboration with India.
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Iraqi Shia Leaders Ignore Iran’s Advice
Iraq’s Muqtada al-Sadr and Nouri al-Maliki slip away from Iran’s hands, fueling tension in Baghdad in search of their own quotas.
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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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Why Is Russia Pulling Out Its Troops from Syria?
Kremlin’s decision is diplomatically proactive and economically reactive. By Hassan Beheshtipour.
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Time for Revival of Iran-Pakistan India Pipeline
The regional climate is warming to the essential gas project that will enhance regional integration and interdependence.
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Tensions Flare between Tehran and Riyadh in Syria
Senior military figures in Iran have been sharp in criticizing Riyadh’s decision to send ground troops to Syria.
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Behind Saudi Arabia’s Brinksmanship
After Iran’s nuclear deal, the status quo in the Middle East is undergoing dramatic changes, and Riyadh is doing its best to stop it.
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The Domino of Severed Ties
UAE, Bahrain and Sudan have joined Saudi Arabia in cutting/downgrading ties with Iran. Riyadh seems steadfast in forming an anti-Iran coalition.
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Afghanistan’s Accession to WTO Rings the Alarm for Iran
Tehran should hasten in joining the trade organization as a full member.
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