Observers’ Entrance Benefits Assad
Four days after entrance of the Arab League’s observers to Syria for the purpose of observing the status of human rights in the country, violence on both sides continues. Interview with Mortza Nematzadeh.
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Saudis Seeking the Upper Hand in the Region
Riyadh seals multi-billion dollar arms’ deal with Washington as Tehran test-fires missiles in the Persian Gulf. Interview with Davoud Aghayi.
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Syria; from Inside and Outside
Damascus' crisis and Tehran's strategy; in the eyes of Iranian diplomats
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Confrontation between Iran and Turkey Is Unlikely
How Iraq and Israel can change the state of Iran-Turkey relations. Interview with Makan Eidipour.
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Cognizance and Compromise: The Brotherhood in Egypt's politics
Moderate Islamists are cognizant of the army’s sensitivities. Interview with Seyyed Abdolamir Nabavi, Middle East affairs expert.
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The Message Behind the Seizure
Will Britain change its diplomatic approach after the Tuesday embassy takeover?
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Bahrain: Pretext for Establishment of a Missile Defense Shield
The illusionary threat of Iran, forged to instill fear among the Persian Gulf littoral states, may eventually backfire if those states view the current security arrangements as ineffective in protecting them from the “Iran threat”.
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Tehran Should Activate its Arab Diplomacy
What Iran needs to relieve the current diplomatic tension is a shift in its diplomacy.
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On the Recent Unrest in Kuwait
The recent occupation of the parliament by citizens-- provoked by Salafi legislators’ speech in Al-Iradah Square and their march towards the Prime Minister’s mansion-- can be traced back to Riyadh’s instigations.
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Attack on Iran: Intentions, capacities and limitations
West’s speculation of Iran’s intentions is fundamentally flawed.
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