
The Iran Card in the East-West Game
An essay by Ali Khorram, a professor of international law, published in Tehran’s Shargh daily
Read MoreAn essay by Ali Khorram, a professor of international law, published in Tehran’s Shargh daily
Read MoreUnconfirmed reports say President Rouhani is being pressed to withdraw from next year’s presidential race. The two main camps have already started a blame-game.
Read MoreRepublicans’ Iranophobic agenda is working at all levels, from passing anti-Iran bills to changing historical name of geographical entities.
Read MoreMulti-million-toman pay slips belonging to some of the top executives at Bimeh Markazi (Central Insurance of Iran) hit online last week, just to bring the administration under severe fire from its critics.
Read MoreAn essay by Saeed Jafari, a political science expert, published on entekhab.ir
Read MoreThe tenth Iranian parliament opens in about a fortnight. At the moment, the most critical question is who becomes the speaker of Majlis, the Reformist Aref, or the Principlist Larijani?
Read MoreRumors have been swirling that the sitting IRIB Director-General Mohammad Sarafraz will soon leave office, in a break from a five-year term tradition. Assigned by the Supreme Leader, his last three predecessors, Mohammad Hashemi, Ali Larijani and Ezzatollah Zarghami, had their tenures extended for another five years.
Read MoreMohammad Sarafraz resigns from his position after less than two years in office.
Read MoreMohammad Sarafraz steps down from his position after less than two years in office.
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