Sisi and a Veneer of Democracy
Egypt’s parliamentary elections and political participation in an interview with Iran’s former attaché in Cairo.
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Egypt’s Sisi Is Getting Pretty Good … at Being a Dictator
But will the army continue to back the president if the economy starts to tank?
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Morsi’s Execution, Sisi’s Political Need
An essay by Ja’far Ghannadbashi, an expert on North African affairs
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Egypt: Revolution Continues, from Streets to Alleys
An essay by Ja’far Ghannadbashi, an expert on North African affairs
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Why Egyptians Don’t Want Another Revolution
Four years on, it’s clear that the Arab Spring brought on the state’s collapse.
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Has Qatar Changed Its Stance?
An interview with Mohammad Shariati Dehaghan, Iran’s former ambassador and representative to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation
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Change, Poison for Saudi Arabia
An interview with Hossein Sheikholeslam, international advisor to Iran’s Parliament Speaker and Secretary General of the International Conference in Support of the Palestinian Intifada
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Religious Radicalism and Military Power in Absence of Democracy
An essay by Hojjat-ul-Islam Davood Feyrahi, an Islamic scholar and professor at Tehran University
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Muslim Brotherhood: A Stranger to Democracy
A speech made by Seyyed Mohammad Sadegh Kharrazi in the Iranian Diplomacy roundtable meeting entitled “Egyptian Elections: Domestic and Regional Ramifications”
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Syria Is neither Egypt nor Tunisia
An interview with Mohammad Ali Sobhani, Iran’s former ambassador to Lebanon and an expert on Middle Eastern affairs
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Erdogan Will Stop Diplomatic Maneuvers
An interview with Siamak Kakaei, an expert on Turkish affairs
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The Middle East in 2013-2014
An essay by Mohammad Ali Sobhani, Iran’s former ambassador to Lebanon
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Muslim Brotherhood Goes Underground
An interview with Hojjatollah Judaki, Iran’s former counselor to Egypt and an expert on Egyptian affairs
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US Looks to Seize Strategic Moment
An essay by Ali Asghar Mohammadi, former General Director for the Arab Middle East and North African affairs at the Iranian Foreign Ministry
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Moscow Unable to Revive Regional Power
An interview with Dr. Mahmood Shoori, an expert on Russian affairs
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Morsi Achieved Nothing in Diplomacy (Part 2)
Part two of an exclusive interview with Amr Moussa, former Secretary General of the Arab League and a former Egyptian foreign minister
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Morsi Achieved Nothing in Diplomacy
Part one of an exclusive interview with Amr Moussa, former Secretary General of the Arab League and a former Egyptian foreign minister
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Doha Will Not Accept Riyadh’s Leadership Role
An interview with Dr. Mehran Kamrava, Director of the Center for International and Regional Studies at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service in Qatar
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Continued Corruption in Egypt
Fararu.com’s interview with Dr. Hermidas Bavand, a renowned Iranian political scientist and university professor
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US’ Turn to Show Its Political Determination
An exclusive interview with Dr. Javad Zarif, the newly appointed Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran
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Close Tehran-Washington Ties, Common Nightmare of Russia and Arabs
Summary of an interview with Dr. Davood Hermidas Bavand, a university professor and international affairs analyst
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Egyptian Army Does Not Support Democracy
An essay by Hassan Ahmadian, an expert in the Middle Eastern Studies department at the Center for Strategic Research
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A New US Regional Policy
An essay by Dr. Ebrahim Mottaghi, Director of the Political Science Department at Tehran University
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Army’s Role in Politics, from Turkey to Egypt
An essay by Sadegh Maleki, an expert on strategic affairs
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