Iran’s Nuclear Doctrine: A New Narrative
By Arash Reisinezhad, Research Fellow at the Middle East Studies Center and Doctorate from the School of International and Public Affairs, Florida International University
Read MoreMiddle East
Two Years after Purple Promises: Rohani’s rhetoric still rosy?
Rouhani has invested his political capital largely on nuclear negotiations’ strategy. This has brought him fierce opposition among the Principlist camp, yet support from the pro-Reformist voters. The winner of this battle will most likely win the next presidential election.
Read More
Adding harassment to hatred
Iranians burst out in anger following sexual harassment of two teenage pilgrims in Saudi Arabia. The incident seems to have only intensified the deep feeling of adversity between the two countries.
Read More
Zarif: This letter has no legal value
Dr. Javad Zarif, responded that “in our view, this letter has no legal value and is mostly a propaganda ploy. "
Read More
Habib as the Harbinger
On Habibollah Asgaroladi, the conservative elder statesman who won the hearts of Reformists.
Read More
Islamabad-Riyadh Cooperation Will Not Damage Tehran
A speech made by Mohammad Reza Bahrami, Iran’s ambassador to Afghanistan, in the Iranian Diplomacy roundtable entitled “A Look at Pakistani-Saudi Political and Security Cooperation”
Read More
Populists Don’t Care about Expert Opinions
Populism means that people receive little money and are satisfied for one month. Populists gain political concessions with this method and no one asks whether this method is logical or not
Read More
Rouhani’s Trip to New York and the Hopes and Jokes on US-Iran Relations
Reactions to Rouhani’s New York trip
Read More