Will the Grand Prix race be held in a bloodbath?
A Formula to Break Al-Khalifa
Iranian Diplomacy speaks to Mohammad Shariati Dehghan, an expert on Middle East issues, about recent developments and protests in Bahrain.
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Iran-West Negotiations have Angered the Israelis
Tel Aviv's sulk with Washington
Iranian Diplomacy's interview with Dr. Mohammad Ali Basiri, a university professor, on differences between Tel Aviv and Washington on the Iranian nuclear dossier.
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When Libya and Lebanon defend the UAE
Iran's Allies on the UAE's Side
Hossein Rooyvaran, a Middle East affairs expert, in an interview with Iranian Diplomacy, believes that certain currents in countries such as Lebanon and Libya are in line with Saudi interests.
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Turkey can still play a role
Negotiations Should Be the Priority
An interview with Iran’s former deputy foreign minister, Seyyed Mohammad Sadegh Kharrazi
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Turkey: Friend or Foe?
Holding Negotiations in Istanbul Could Be to Iran's Advantage
A talk with Iran's former ambassador to Turkey, Firooz Dolatabadi
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Annan and Assad: Negotiations West wishes to fail
Whatever the outcome of former UN Secretary General’s visit to Damascus, the anti-Assad alliance will not relent in its campaign to overthrow him. Interview with Mahdi Motahhari.
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Don’t Expect Much from Cairo
Interview with Mojtaba Ferdowsipour, Director of Middle East and Persian Gulf affairs in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs about the post-Mubarak diplomacy of Cairo.
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Taliban-Washington Negotiations: Where are they heading to
The talks are part of the United States’ plan to vietnamize the battle in Afghanistan. Interview with Pir-Mohammad Mollazehi.
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It Takes Two to Tango
Iran and the United States should quit listening to their hardliners and turn to the people who are interested in finding a positive outcome. Interview with Gary Sick.
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The Nuclear Standoff Will Not End with Parchin Visit
And nuclear talks are prelude to another round of sanctions. Interview with Jalal Sadatian.
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