OPINION
OPINION
What is Different About This Presidential Election in Iran?
Although the reformists have been wiped off the political stage long since, the elimination of Rafsanjani, Rouhani and Larijani from the Iranian political system has some different connotations.
OPINION
Karbala’s Response to Leading Protester’s Assassination: Anti-Iran Sentiment and Electoral Boycott
The recent events in Karbala might arguably transform the city’s protest movement to lead the popular campaign against the upcoming early elections.
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The Central Bank of Iran and Its Role in Bypassing Sanctions
Being the most important financial institution in Iran, the CBI has used its privileged position to “protect” the interests of the country’s commercial.
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Election Calendar and Ongoing Uncertainties in Iran
The establishment repeats the electoral engineering less than forty days before the elections. On the other hand, it is seen that potential candidates compete by different strategies.
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Iran’s Cultural Activities in North Macedonia
The concept of Ahl al-Bayt was used as a mechanism to install Shiite sectarian discourse in Sunni Muslim society.
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The Vienna Talks and its Reflections on the Exchange Rates
If the nuclear talks in Vienna result in a deal, the exchange rate is expected to regress to 16,000-18,000 tomans.
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The Sanctions on Iran’s Civil Aviation
Iranian civil aviation continues to generate profits but is far from thriving due to the sanctions.
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The Problematic Narrative of Iraq’s ‘Uncontrolled Militias’
Is the ‘unruly militias’ narrative a new challenge or justification?
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The Political Future of Zarif and the Elections in the Light of Khamenei's Statements
It is seen that the political career of Zarif, who is the strongest potential presidential candidate of reformers, has come to an end.
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Iran Nuclear Deal Opponents’ Relations with Lobbying Firms
It is highly likely that the US Senate will be under the influence of anti-Iran lobbying efforts and come up against the Biden administration.
