Enemy’s Plans after the Nuclear Deal
The West has tied its hopes to the post-JCPOA era, when the path is smoothed for infiltrating the Iranian psyche, and they can impose their will upon the Islamic Republic. By Mohammad-Sadegh Koushki.
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A Pragmatic Solution for the Syrian Tragedy
An essay by Ali Omidi, an assistant professor of international relations at Isfahan University
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Europe and the Future of Middle Eastern Migrants
An essay by Abdul-Reza Faraji Rad, Iran’s former ambassador to Hungary and Norway
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Parliament Continues Its Nuclear Hearing Sessions
Majles’ Special Committee assigned with examining the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action is passing hectic days, with current and former nuclear negotiators testifying for and against the deal.
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Why the JCPOA Survived in the US
Fararu.com’s interview with Mehdi Motahharnia, an expert on international affairs
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Erdogan Projecting Wrongdoings on Iran, Russia
Turkey has taken no steps against ISIS since it joined the international alliance against this terrorist group.
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Friday Prayers’ Sermons: No Rapprochement with Washington
Across Iran, preachers emphasize that normalization of ties with the US will not happen.
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Iranians Boycott Domestic Cars
Buoyed by economic prospects after the Vienna Deal, Iranians have decided to shelve decision to buy homemade automobiles and wait for foreign products.
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Salehi: Majlis’ Modification of JCPOA Could Disturb Everything
Iran’s top nuclear official emphasizes that the Parliament should not modify the nuclear deal.
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