Has the Syrian War Come to Its End?
By Ali Moujani, cultural attache in Iran’s embassy in Germany.
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In a Dispirited Middle East, Iran’s Election Is the Single Beacon of Hope
In a region tormented by civil wars and dictatorships, Iranians prove there still exists a path towards democracy and security. By Saman Safarzaee.
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Abadi’s Tough Job in Balancing Relations with Tehran, Washington
Some Iraqi officials stress that Iraq should not rely on the US’ promises.
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ECO Should Revolve around Iran, Says Expert
Is Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) dead or can it be at the heart of global economy in foreseeable future?
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How Iran Should Translate Its Geopolitical Advantages into Economic Opportunities
By serving as transit route for energy pipelines, and exporting its gas to emerging markets, Tehran could increase its geopolitical weight. By Abdol-Reza Faraji Rad.
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Turkey’s New Gamble: Bickering with Iran
By siding with Tehran’s regional foes, Ankara is squandering the geopolitical benefits of collaboration with its eastern neighbor. By Diako Hosseini.
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Kuwait as Go-between Iran and Saudi Arabia?
A brief interview with Middle East expert Sabah Zangeneh
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ISIS Targets Iranian Pilgrims, MP Urges Revenge
ISIS has claimed responsibility for a terrorist attack that killed almost 60 Iranian pilgrims in the Iraqi city of Hilla. Iran has officially vowed it will not lead to a compromise in its fight against terrorism. An MP is raising the bar for revenge.
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