Four months into the tenth parliamentary term, the fate of Minoo Khaleghi’s membership in Majlis is still subject to twists. But a recent bill passed by the parliament may change this.
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Mosul is no Jarabulus but the Euphrates Shield Operation has provided Turkey with tools and opportunities which have given the country the upper hand in Syria in the face of Iran and Russia, writes Middle East expert Mohammad-Ali Dastmali.
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By Nosratollah Tajik, Iran’s former ambassador to Jordan.
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Iranian economists agree that cooperation with FATF will be beneficial for the country’s image and economy.
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German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel’s Iran visit became controversial after Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani and Foreign Minister Javad Zarif refused to meet him over the remarks he made in an interview with Der Spiegel, before the visit.
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A recent conference on social media and cultural policies has started a new row of debates on the popularity of pornography in Iran, stats, causes, and remedies.
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The Nobel Peace Prize committee has many a times surprised, or upset, observers with its hasty or politically-motivated choices. However, this year, it could select a laureate whom few would doubt his eligibility.
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Non-delivery of promises by Western countries has convinced Iran’s president to seek opportunities with ‘middle powers’.
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To fully realize its reclamation of OPEC share, Iran should continue pumping in the near term.
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Interview with Mark Katz on the current and prospective state of relations between Tehran and Moscow.
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Ali Akbar Salehi, head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization (IAEO), says ex-president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had no faith in secret talks with the US.
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What did presidential candidates say in their Monday night debate about Iran and the nuclear deal?
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The United Arab Emirates seems to have shifted from amicable ties with Iran to hostile stances that make its foreign policy look like an extension of Saudi Arabia’s. But time for change has arrived.
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Iran celebrates the beginning of its eight-year "Sacred Defense" against Iraq’s invasion. Every year, the week named in the memory of the invasion inches forward our insight into the inner workings of a war that killed more than a million individuals.
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Yerevan’s ambassador to Tehran discussed the latest state of relations between the two countries in his Sunday presser in Tehran.
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Former president’s recent meeting with the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei have put an end to his dreams for reelection.
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Saudi Arabia has accused Iran of smuggling arms to Yemen, posing a threat to the stability of Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and the wider region as a whole.
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Former IRGC commander Rahim-Safavi says Iran should take advantage of its geopolitical superiority in the region.
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The upgrading of London-Tehran relations to ambassadorial level last week was instantly met with domestic backlashes in Iran.
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While hundreds of thousands of Muslims are in Saudi Arabia to observe the mandatory hajj, Iranians are the most conspicuous no-shows. Some of them are holding Shia rituals in Iraq.
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Once portrayed as twin pillars of stability in the region, Iran and Saudi Arabia can easily thread the path toward more tension and proxy wars in the future.
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In an interview with Iranian Diplomacy, Shireen Tahmaaseb Hunter of Georgetown University discusses Middle East developments in the wake of the nuclear deal.
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As global alliances are undergoing substantial shifts, Iran should seek partners other than Russia.
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Seeing Washington cementing the nuclear deal and making it harder for future administrations to unravel the deal, Iran’s Principlists have changed course in rapping the sitting moderate administration but the new ground they have found is too shaky.
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How Ankara and Riyadh have shortened the life of friendship and foes in the Middle East.
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After the nuclear deal, Iran is becoming increasingly ready to take risks needed to revive its economy and secure its stability. A recent significant step is the development of Chabahar Port in collaboration with India.
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Why has the Turkish Army entered Syrian territory at this point?
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