What Is on Rouhani’s Agenda in His Visit to Moscow?
Iran’s president visits Moscow at a juncture where bilateral ties are of utmost importance for both countries. By Hossein Malaek, Iran’s former ambassador to China.
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Rouhani’s foreign policy and the six shots left
The Rouhani administration has six foreign policy shots, which have little to do with the six-shooter of militarism, writes veteran Iranian diplomat Nosratollah Tajik.
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Nowruz, an Opportunity to Bring the Region Closer
Celebration of Nowruz, a shared cultural ritual between Iran and its neighbors, can help correct skewed images of Iran in the region and foster regional convergence. By Bahram Amir-Ahmadian,
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Rouhani Administration Flips Out at State-run TV
Rouhani administration officials say Iran’s state-run TV has a one-sided approach when it comes to their achievements.
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Iran to eliminate death penalty for some drug offences, saving about 5000 lives
Iranian authorities finally agree to eliminate capital punishment for minor drug offences.
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Can Iran’s Reformists Finally Secure Grip on the City Councils?
Reformists are planning to hold a majority in Tehran City Council for the first time in thirteen years.
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How to Link Asghar Farhadi to Zionist Regime in Two Shakes of a Lamb’s Tail
Ultraconservative media in Iran are attacking globally-acclaimed director Asghar Farhadi for screening of his latest work in Israel.
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Reformists to Back President Rouhani’s Reelection
The reformists in Iran have finalized their decision to back President Hassan Rouhani in his bid to win a second term in office.
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Why Iran Is an Unexpendable Force in Syria?
For Moscow, it would be hard to find a reliable alternative for Iran’s combat-hardened ground forces.
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