Backlash Against Javad Zarif as He Is Awarded Prize by British Think-Tank Chatham
Critics have questioned the motives behind Chatham House’s decision to award its 2016 prize to Iran’s foreign minister and his American counterpart.
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Normalization of Ties between Iran and EU; How Normal Is It for Iran?
The European Parliament’s nonbinding resolution passed on Tuesday on new strategy toward Iran has received mixed responses in Tehran.
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Return of International Airways and Iran’s Dream of Becoming Transit Regional Hub
A year after Iran sealed the nuclear deal with world powers, giant international airways are rushing to resume flights to Iran.
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After the Nuclear Deal, Iran Turns Towards Caspian to Restore Rights
Iran’s share of the Caspian Sea, utmost diplomatic concern of the country in 1990s, has reappeared on the agenda after the JCPOA.
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US Gets Its Claws into Iranian Assets Again
A case against Iran is threatening to pillage the country’s assets as compensation for terrorist attacks it denies any link to. What can Iran do?
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Friday Prayers Across Iran: Imperialism, Mosul and United Nations
Friday prayers on October 21, 2016.
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Rouhani’s Cabinet Reshuffle Sparks Yeas, Nays, and Maybes
An unrivaled reelection expected, President Hassan Rouhani seems to be reshaping his cabinet for another term.
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Ex-head Chef of Iran’s Presidential Office Speaks about Presidents’ Culinary Tastes
Memories of former head-chef of presidential office shed some light, however dim, into the daily life in presidential office in downtown Tehran.
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Parching Persia: Environmental crisis hits Iran
Bells have been tolling for Iran’s water crisis but there seems to be a nation-wide lack of interest. Foreign policy has also failed to take its own part.
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