Political Deadlock in the Syrian File
Iran Should Attempt to Impact Negotiations
An interview with Seyyed Morteza Nematzadeh, Iran’s former cultural attaché in Syria
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Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood Prefers Its Syrian Sister Party
An interview with Sabah Zanganeh, Middle East affairs expert
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Iraq’s Idea of a Transitional Government, Iran’s Solution of Negotiations
An interview with Hossein Rooyvaran, Iraqi affairs expert
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Tehran’s Trapeze Artistry in Cairo’s Quartet Meeting
An essay by Dr. Mehdi Motahhar Nia for Iranian Diplomacy
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Disappointed with Egypt, Optimistic on Iran
An interview with Seyyed Morteza Ne’matzadeh, Middle East affairs expert
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Will Syria Be Disintegrated
Fararu.com’s interview with Ali Asghar Zargar, university professor
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Final Solution to Syrian Crisis : All Players Must Agree On One Plan
Fararu.com’s interview with Seyyed Morteza Nematzadeh, Iran’s former cultural counselor in Syria
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Syria, the Device for France’s Revival of Power in the Region
An essay by Dr. Pirouz Izadi
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Confrontation between Sunnis and Shiites, Trouble for Neighbors
An essay by Dr. Ali Akbar Asadi, Middle East affairs analyst
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Iran Searching for Solution in Syrian Crisis
An interview with Davood Hermidas Bavand, international affairs analyst
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Necessity of Iran’s Presence in Mecca Summit
Summary of Fararu.com’s interview with Mansoor Moazzami, international affairs analyst
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Officials Must Talk Transparently with the People About Syria
Tabnak.ir’s report of statements made by the deputy chairman of the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission of the Iranian Parliament
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If Bashar shows resistance for another 6 months, the equation will change (Part 2)
Part 2 of Aseman Weekly’s interview with Sadegh Kharrazi
Read MoreMy departing advice on how to save Syria
By Kofi Annan,former UN secretary-general and a Nobel Peace Laureate, was the joint special envoy of the UN and League of Arab States for Syria. He resigned on Thursday.
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