How Ex-president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Fell Out of Favor in Three Acts
Here is all the wrong moves that brought Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, once a fair-heard boy for the Principlist camp, a premature retirement from politics.
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Rouhani’s Second Administration: A major facelift to come
Observers reading between the lines of Rouhani’s recent remarks believe the President has been listening to public voices, calling for a sea change in the cabinet.
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Principlists Blame Tehran Terrorist Attacks on Hassan Rouhani
A number of Principlists are blaming the Reformists and the Rouhani administration for Tehran terrorist attacks. Bad timing for revenge, say pro-reform analysts.
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How Tehran Terror Attacks Overshadowed Major Developments in the Middle East
Terrorist attacks in Tehran diverted attention from key developments in the Persian Gulf and Iraq, says analyst Sadegh Maleki.
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The Qatar Crisis: How do Iranians view the story?
Though Qatar’s isolation in the Arab world initially seems to be in the interests of Iran, veteran diplomats advise caution, no direct involvement.
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Suffering Back-to-back Defeats, Iran’s Principlists Are Floating the Idea of a Shadow Cabinet
After another defeat in the presidential race, the Principlists are resorting to ideas they once labeled as efforts to overthrow the establishment. As infringement allegations in election reaches nowhere, they are now considering a shadow cabinet.
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