From Boycott to Negotiations: Iran in pursuit of backstage diplomacy
Iran’s proposal for negotiations aims to calm the international situation. Interview with Ali Bigdeli.
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Do a simple [internet] search and find out how many speeches or comments has Mr. Larijani made to shed light on the 'Fetneh'.
Hardliner cleric Qasem Ravanbakhsh, criticizing Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani and other major Principlist figures for their silence during the 2009 post-election protests.
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Rods for Independence
Gaining mastery over production of nuclear fuel rods, Iran has taken another step in decreasing its dependence on foreign countries. Sadeq Rabbani.
Read MoreMinister of Culture Dr. Hosseini phoned me to explain and I told him what you do is like poking your finger into someone's eye t
Principlist MP Ahmad Tavakkoli, on the recent scuffle between the Iranian House of Cinema and Minister of Culture, which led to the dissolution of the cineasts' union by the order of the ministry.
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Taliban Circumventing the AfPak
The Taliban now has a known address, and anyone wanting to negotiate with them knows where to go: Qatar. In an interview with IRD, Pir-Mohammad Mollazehi says that the Taliban have taken a new direction in negotiations with the US.
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Iranian Nuclear Issue: the Necessity of De-escalation
Why Military Strike is the Worst Option. Nabi Sonboli.
Read MoreMahmoud Ahmadinejad is trying to use Hashemi Rafsanjani to re-polarize the society.
Conservative historiographer Abbas Salimi-Namin, addressing renewed attacks of the pro-government media against Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani
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Excuse or Cause: Central Bank sanctions and fluctuating dollar
The recent hike in the dollar exchange rate is mostly speculator product rather than sanctions on Iran’s Central Bank. Interview with Mahdi Taghavi.
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Britain Constituted a Vital Supply for Saddam Hussein
Turning points in Tehran-London relations in the post-Islamic Revolution era in an interview with Bernd Kaussler.
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