Time for Revival of Iran-Pakistan India Pipeline
The regional climate is warming to the essential gas project that will enhance regional integration and interdependence.
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Cross A Name and You Are In
Political fronts in Iran are still fiercely involved in the parliamentary race, trying to get the most of their opponents’ mistakes. Any single omission from one side would mean a significant addition for the other.
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Tehran’s Middle Class behind Principlists Electoral Failure?
Failure to send candidates into the parliament from Tehran constituency has once again drawn attention of Principlists towards the urbanite Reformist community.
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Cease-fire in Syria, Fire under the Ashes in Iraq
An essay by Sadegh Maleki, a senior expert on political affairs
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The Show Must Go On
As Iran is yet to know a third of its next parliament’s lawmakers due to the need for run-offs, campaigns do not stop whatsoever.
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Boars, Bored Matadors, and Ebtekar
Hunting wild boars by Spanish citizens in the Caspian province of Mazandaran has provided hardliner media new opening to attack the Reformist head of environmental department.
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Independents: Catalysts of Change and Mothballs of Corruption
Hours before the official results on the polls for the Iranian parliament are issued, commentators are speculating a somewhat fragmented line-up in the tenth Majlis.
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Reformist Victory in Tehran Takes Principlists by Surprise
After years of suppression from opponent principlists, the reform front has raised the bar once again on its reform agenda stalled for more than a decade in the latest elections held in Iran.
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