Not as Weak as They Pretend
How the Pakistani government has manipulated foreign countries to stay on power. By Bahram Golzadeh.
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ISI’s Bout with Obama Envoys
Defeating Taliban would be an arduous –if not impossible- mission without ISI’s nod. Commentary by Morad Veisi.
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Insulting the Iranian president is an offense against the Iranian nation. A note by Sadeq Kharrazi
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Ehsan Naraqi believes Sarkozy’s decision is a symbolic gesture.
Read MoreObjectivity Replaces Ideology: Iran’s Response to Obama’s Message
Moving from the ideological level to the political level is a leap that provides further chances for dialogue and reconciliation.
Read MoreThe Shadow of Afghanistan and Pakistan over Iran’s Uranium Enrichment
Iranian Diplomacy has interview Ali Bigdeli, foreign affairs’ analyst on the future of Iran’s nuclear program
Read MoreBushehr Nuclear Power Plant from an International Economic Perspective
Bushehr power plant should be viewed within a framework of international political economy
Read MoreTaliban Is an Afghan Reality
Iranian Diplomacy has interviewed Mir Mahmoud Musavi, Iran’s former ambassador to Pakistan
Read MoreNegotiations on Iraq and Afghanistan, mitigation on nuclear issue
Obama’s presidency and the future of Iran-U.S. relations
Read MorePeace between Arabs and Israel; U.S. Administration’s Primary Goal
In an interview with ABC channel, Barack Obama named Iran as the biggest challenge United States is facing.
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