
Russia’s New Approach to the Middle East
Tapping its potentials, Russia can initiate a more effective policy in the Middle East.
Read MoreTapping its potentials, Russia can initiate a more effective policy in the Middle East.
Read MoreCommitment non-concurrence, lifting of sanctions after eight years, and the cancellation of previous UNSC resolutions after 10 years are three major soft spots of the deal for Iran. Yet, at this point Tehran’s main concern should be effective implementation and continuation of the deal.
Read MoreDespite democratic developments, Turkey still shows sign of an authoritarian regime where a charismatic leader’s decision can fundamentally change the course of policies.
Read MoreCritics of the Vienna Deal insist that the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action be ratified by the parliament before implementation. The government deems this demand as unconstitutional.
Read MoreIran’s adoption of Vienna deal will not prevent any invasion; rather, it may accelerate it. The important point here is whether positive aspects of the JCPOA would justify its adoption.
Read MoreA good deal for Iran is a deal that safeguards pride and dignity of the Iranian nation according to conservative figures. What terms and conditions should a deal have to fulfill this provision?
Read MoreBy Arash Reisinezhad, Research Fellow at the Middle East Studies Center and Doctorate from the School of International and Public Affairs, Florida International University
Read MoreRouhani has invested his political capital largely on nuclear negotiations’ strategy. This has brought him fierce opposition among the Principlist camp, yet support from the pro-Reformist voters. The winner of this battle will most likely win the next presidential election.
Read MoreIranians burst out in anger following sexual harassment of two teenage pilgrims in Saudi Arabia. The incident seems to have only intensified the deep feeling of adversity between the two countries.
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