Ex-Deputy Speaker Mohammadreza Bahonar is considered a potential presidential candidate able to save the principlists’ void of choices equal of Rohani. Fatemeh Estiri’s following article, published on Khabar Online, chronicles his lifetime and argues that Bahonar is smarter than to run now.
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Reports of the dissolution of a local women’s soccer team, which went viral during the Iranian weekend, seemingly prove to be just the tip of the iceberg.
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Iranian media have already started speculations about the presidential race slated in nine months, with president Rouhani at the center. Principlist observer Nasser Imani believes Rouhani has little chance of winning support among the Principlists.
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Friday prayers on July 29, 2016.
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Erdogan will utilize the failed coup’s windfall as a mechanism for political mobilization to tackle the Kurdish problem that extends to Syria and Iraq.
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Veteran diplomats and analysts discussed the background and aftermath of the failed coup d’état against Erdogan.
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As a hub that has attracted many Iranian politicians, journalists and citizens, Twitter is now a platform for political rivalry where a simple slip of the keyboard may cause storms by butterfly effect. Saeed Jalili is the latest victim.
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Iran is filing a complaint to the IAEA as its long-term nuclear program is seemingly leaked. Principlist media claim there is confidential accord on Iran’s economic program, too.
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An essay by Saleh Nikbakht, an expert on legal affairs, published in Tehran’s Shargh daily
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Iran comes clean of Munich rampage even though rivals wish otherwise.
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