The expectations of the industrial sector, as a crucial dimension of the economy, are significant for the future terms in Iran which get closer to the election with the new year.

The Yazidi existential crisis and return dilemma continues amidst the geopolitical security burdens and the lack of efficient government-led national reconciliation.

Turkey has all the capacity to make contributions to the Afghan peace process thanks to its location and its international affairs.

Although Khomeini’s Shi’ism and Islamist ideology in the beginning attracted Kosovars’ attention, nowadays, there is no visible Shia influence in Kosovo.

The message the E3 gave over the Nuclear Deal seemed to shift to the detriment of Iran.

Iran will continue evading sanctions as long as it does not have other viable options to further its interests.

The intra-PMF rivalries are not limited by the theological schism between Najaf and Qom’s schools of thought.

In this new era, when increasing the US troops in Iraq is being discussed, the rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia will continue on the Iraqi field.

The US’s new foreign policy towards Iran is not clear yet, but Turkish entrepreneurs have not been “the winners” of the US’s withdrawal from the JCPOA.

Even though the project to renovate the caravan route of the Karbala prisoners is ostensibly for religious purposes, it also possesses political, economic, and perhaps expansionist objectives.

The future of the JCPOA, the Iran nuclear deal, will hinge upon eliminating the Senate’s reservations.

The public discourse is powerful and it is the place where leaders in the Caracas and Tehran can criticize, demonize, and criminalize the actions imposed by the United States.