Is Iran Getting the Short End of the Stick in the Syrian Crisis?
Will Tehran be marginalized in its partnership with Ankara and Moscow, or it can take advantage of the new dynamics created by Turkey’s involvement?
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Is Hashemi Rafsanjani Behind Efforts for a Bad Deal with Saudi Arabia?
A new conspiracy theory from the Principlist front takes a firm stand against resumption of haj.
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Time for Tehran and Moscow to Take Relations to the Next Level
Recent geopolitical developments have given both Tehran and Moscow a chance to rethink their ties and remove stumbling blocks in improving relations. By Ahmad Hosseini
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"View Turkey with Distrust" Advises Conservative News Agency to Russia
In an article written by Vahid Samadi, Fars News Agency calls on Russia to adopt resistance in Syria.
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Assad’s Aleppo Win Through the Lens of Iranian Media
The Syrian army’s recapture of Aleppo is viewed as a turning point in the Syrian crisis that could strengthen the position of the Resistance front, hence Bashar al-Assad’s government.
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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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Iran Has Relieved Syria’s Economic Woes Says Bashar Assad
In lengthy interview with an Iranian diplomacy quarterly, Syrian president explains the five-year crisis in his country, and Iran’s role in supporting his government.
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Trump and Iran, the Road Ahead
Trump’s new foreign policy-in-making will feature several points of coincidences of interests as well as clashing interests with Iran.
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