Friday Prayers across Iran: “Playing with the lion’s tail”
Friday prayers on November 11, 2016.
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Iran’s dos and don’ts under Trump
What Iran should do to maximize opportunities and minimize threats under Trump? Veteran Iranian diplomat Hossein Mousavian has written his take in Iran daily.
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Rejected by the elite, embraced by the public: Trump’s bumpy path to presidency
To step into the White House, the non-conformist candidate rode the waves of discontent with the partisan establishment. By Sadegh Kharrazi, Iran’s former envoy to the UN and France.
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Nuclear fusion project promises Iran’s strategic power
Iran’s membership in ITER means that the nuclear club has endorsed Iran’s nuclear capabilities to be at global scales, and the country and accepted the country as an equal partner, writes university professor Azam Mollaei in an article for Iranian Diplomacy.
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How Iranian Print Outlets Welcomed Donald Trump
’He may be a lunatic, a bull, an aggressive fundamentalist, but is ultimately a blessing for Iran.’
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Trump and Iran, the Road Ahead
Trump’s new foreign policy-in-making will feature several points of coincidences of interests as well as clashing interests with Iran.
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Trump, Clinton, and Iran
The prospective policy of the potential presidents of United States against Iran will be determined by a set of interrelated factors.
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Him or Her? No Difference for Iranian Officials, Some for Iranian Public
Donald Trump, as US president, is frightening for some Iranians, but officials find no difference between the ‘female’ and the ‘other’ candidate.
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Friday Prayers across Iran: Anniversary of US’ embassy occupation, American presidential elections and Lebanon
Friday prayers on November 1, 2016.
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As Iran’s Presidential Election Approaches, Conservatives Are Thinking If They Should Groom A Candidate
There are signs that show attempts within the Principlist camp to reach a consensus on a single candidate for the upcoming presidential race will be futile.
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