Strategic Lessons from the Syrian Crisis: A Mirror for the Middle East in Transition
By Navid Kamali , Senior Expert in Strategic Affairs and Foreign Policy
Read MoreBy Navid Kamali , Senior Expert in Strategic Affairs and Foreign Policy
Read MoreInterview with Paul Pillar.
Read MoreUS appears to be on its way to a new destabilization campaign cloaked as a victory march out of Syria, resembling George W. Bush's 2003 "mission accomplished" aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. Kaveh L. Afrasiabi.
Read MoreRahman Ghahremanpour believes that Iran and Turkey will move towards further settlement of differences and development of economic ties in the light of regional and international developments.
Read MoreIran will not be double-crossed by Russia in Syria, but it should also not anticipate a full-blown support from Kremlin. By Shoaib Bahman.
Read MoreAn unprecedented visit to Turkey by Iran’s Chief of Staff for the Armed Forces is viewed as a remarkable sign that the two countries have reached common ground on some sensitive issues.
Read MoreFormer Iranian diplomat and ambassador to Jordan Nosratollah Tajik casts doubts on the perception that US is not after the elimination of Bashar al-Assad.
Read MoreBy Ali Moujani, cultural attache in Iran’s embassy in Germany.
Read MoreUS strike on a military airfield in Syria, in response to the Syrian government’s alleged use of chemical weapons, has sparked analyses in Persian media outlets.
Read MoreFor Moscow, Damascus is a card it could use to extract concessions from the West and get rid of sanctions. By Ali Bigdeli.
Read MoreIran’s president visits Moscow at a juncture where bilateral ties are of utmost importance for both countries. By Hossein Malaek, Iran’s former ambassador to China.
Read MoreFor Moscow, it would be hard to find a reliable alternative for Iran’s combat-hardened ground forces.
Read MoreIran has seen Astana talks as a potential prelude to the resolution of the Syrian crisis, but some observers are warning that it might not go as Iran wishes.
Read MoreWill Tehran be marginalized in its partnership with Ankara and Moscow, or it can take advantage of the new dynamics created by Turkey’s involvement?
Read MoreIn a blog post published on Khabar Online, foreign policy expert Hassan Lasjerdi discusses recent developments in Syria, expressing hope that coordination between key players could pave the way for a final solution to the crisis.
Read MoreIran’s former ambassador to Damascus Mohammadreza Raouf Sheibani argues that influential players in Syria are now more optimistic about a solution to the crisis after the liberation of Aleppo.
Read MoreThe year 2016 was one of bittersweet developments for Iran. Here is a short recap.
Read MoreIn an article written by Vahid Samadi, Fars News Agency calls on Russia to adopt resistance in Syria.
Read MoreThe Syrian army’s recapture of Aleppo is viewed as a turning point in the Syrian crisis that could strengthen the position of the Resistance front, hence Bashar al-Assad’s government.
Read MoreIn lengthy interview with an Iranian diplomacy quarterly, Syrian president explains the five-year crisis in his country, and Iran’s role in supporting his government.
Read MoreWhy has the Turkish Army entered Syrian territory at this point?
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