In an article published on pro-reform daily Etemad, Mojtaba Hosseini sees into possibilities ahead of Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, who has recently become ‘the former’ Tehran mayor.
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In the wake of the presidential race, candidate Ebrahim Raisi multiplied his appearances in the media. In an interview with Fararu, political analyst Mohammad Sadegh Javadihesar has discussed Raisi’s increased activities.
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Hossein Fereydoun has been briefly detained and then released by Judiciary over financial charges. Here’s an A-Z review of all the rumors around the controversial brother of President Hassan Rouhani.
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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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Increased pressure on the Rouhani administration has sparked a comparison between his and Mohammad Khatami’s pro-reform administrations.
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Election of the new board of directors in the parliament has turned into a tug-of-war between Reformists and Principlists led by Larijani.
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A Principlist coalition is roaring up in order to block President Rouhani’s reelection in the upcoming presidential race. Let us take a look behind the scene.
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The former president may have been banned from running for the election, but members of his cabinet are stepping in for the competition.
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Are the Reformists ready to openly back down and apologize for post-election protests in 2009?
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Iranian Labor News Agency (ILNA) investigates early signs of the emergence of a new presidential hopeful from the Principlist camp.
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While Principlist hopefuls are still behind closed doors, pondering their decision to run for office, former nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili has already started his controversial, critical speeches, wrote Mostafa Saedghi in an article published on Khabar Online on Monday.
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Three and a half years into his first presidential term, Hassan Rouhani unveiled and signed the charter of citizen rights in a bid to realize one of his campaign promises.
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Principlists seem to have problems finding the suitable candidate, while Reformists are thinking if they should continue supporting the incumbent president Hassan Rouhani.
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Haghshenas adds that an Ahmadinejadite solution against Trump is not an appropriate response from Iran.
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A train collision with 45 casualties and heavy-handed remarks has once again renewed efforts to impeach Minister of Housing and Urban Development Abbas Akhoundi.
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Various factions within the Principlist camp have welcomed Donald Trump’s upsetting victory in the US presidential race.
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The pro-reform bloc of the parliament are making successive wins and is now aiming for nation-wide local elections.
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The void of a potential candidate among the Principlists has left them with two bad options: to back Rouhani or Qalibaf.
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The subtlety of Iran’s presidential election next year has sparked many early speculations, from Zarif’s candidacy to Ahmadinejad’s withdrawal.
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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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When it comes to elections in Iran, sometimes it is good to see no further than the end of your nose, instead of endeavoring in vain to forecast results. What is evident now is a victory, achieved through ‘heroic flexibility’, for the Reformists. So who cares for the rest?
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