Hindering peace between Israel and the Palestinians? By Davoud Hermidas Bavand.

By Rahman Qahremanpour

Seyed Safavi and Hanan Nasser International Peace Studies Centre (IPSC)

By Sina Azad

Allawi is furious over a likely partnership between Maliki and Hakim. By Ali Mousavi Khalkhali.

Tehran should search for more practical options to support the Palestinians. By Afshar Soleymani.

Which include Iran’s, after a likely collapse of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council.

Is Moscow dealing with Tehran sincerely? By Afshar Soleimani, Iran’s former ambassador to Baku.

By Mohammad Farazmand.

Elaheh Koulayi.

By Hossein Salimi .

By Davoud Hermidas Bavand

Iran is losing the game to regional actors in its strategic depth –Afghanistan. By Houman Dolati

United States cannot demand both UNSC sanctions against and nuclear negotiations with Iran. By Dr. Ebrahim Mottaqi, Iran-US affairs analyst

Three EU members are forming a powerful block in Five plus One while China is drafting away. By Parviz Izadi, European affairs analyst, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Research Center

By Hamid Reza Dehqani Poudeh, head of the Center for Middle East Studies of Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Iran’s nuclear program can open the door to reconciliation. By Kayhan Barzegar, Iran-US affairs analyst

Harsh rhetoric and paradoxical measures cannot serve our nuclear interests. It is time to think of a new strategy. By Javid Ghorban-Oghli

Commentary by Dr. Morteza Musavi Khalkhali, Arab affairs analyst

Hegemony or power equilibrium? The United States should make a clear choice. By Diako Hosseini

What does Ahmadinejad exactly mean when he talks of ’strategic depth’? By Morteza Kazemian

Commentary by Ebrahim Mottaqi, Iran-US affairs analyst, on September’s likely talks between Iran and Five plus One

An account on the democratization process in the Arab world and its obstacles

News report of Mottaki’s sideline talks with Saeb Erekat and Ahmed Aboul Gheit in Non-Alignment Movement conference in Sharm-el-Sheikh. Is Iran changing its Palestinian agenda? By Ali Musavi Khalkhali.

Ethnic tensions will not die until inequalities are obliterated. By Javad Mahzadeh.

How do Arab nations view Iran’s presidential elections? by Ali Musavi Khalkhali.

The government is foregrounding nuclear negotiations of Khatami’s term to cover up for its failures. By Mahmoud Va’ezi.

Did third party pressures cancel Ahmadinejad’s visit to Brazil? or it was an Iranian decision? By Javid Ghorban Oghli.

A commentary by Ali Bigdeli

On Saffar Harandi’s speech in Islamic Unity international conference

A commentary by Dr. Naser Hadian

By Sadegh Rabbani, former Vice President of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization

A commentary by Javad Mahzadeh

A commentary by Morteza Kazemian

A commentary by Morad Veisi, a political expert

A commentary by Morteza Kazemian

If Obama and General Petraeous come to a comprehensive understanding about the Middle East and Iran, one would expect them to act differently from Bush and General Tommy Franks.

A commentary by Morteza Kazemian

Three crucial elections are going to be held in the US, Israel and Iran. These three elections can give a new face to the political stage of the Middle East and its actors.

The US general election (including the presidential election and election of some governors and members of the congress) will be held on Tuesday.

An interview with Dr. Yousef Molaei, university instructor and an expert in international law.

A four-way meeting was held in Damascus on September 5th attended by presidents of Syria and France, the emir of Qatar and the prime minister of Turkey. The Syrian president reiterated the peaceful nature of Iran’s nuclear program at the Damascus meeting.

Iranian Diplomacy has interviewed Elaheh Koulayi, university professor and expert in Central Asian and Caucasian affairs on these developments:

Immanuel Wallerstein Exclusive Article for Iranian Diplomacy

Syria and Lebanon are restoring relations, but where does Iran stand in the new situation?

Turkey has increased its energy relations with Saudi Arabia and Iraq as an alternative due to Iran–U.S. crisis

Some analysts believe that his promises are merely political gestures and Obama is not truly intent for change

Although its measures are considered undemocratic by many countries, but the Turkish Army has been earnest in establishing democracy

Despite promising signals, Iran-U.S. face-off is still following an upsetting course

interview with Iran’s former ambassador to Bahrain

Will Iran-Saudi Arabia relations return to their happy days with King Abdullah’s order?

The Baghdad-Washington security pact has caused huge controversies inside Iraq

The trilateral ties of Iran, Iraq and United States determine the future of Middle East and probably the world

While ElBaradei’s report has been criticized by Ali Larijani, Mottaki says there’s no specific negative point about it

Iran-United States relations were discussed this week by both the U.S. Congress and the Iranian Parliament

Setbacks in Iran-US relations and the solution

Successive visits of Robert Gates and Dick Cheney to Oman has raised questions among political analysts

A critical analysis of the foreign policies of Ahmadinejhad’s government (part II)