FOREIGN POLICY
COMMENTARY
The Anniversary of the Assassination of Soleimani
In the past year, Iran has learned the hard way that it does not have the military deterrence it and Soleimani has claimed to have against the US.
COMMENTARY
2020, Trump, Iran and Bad Scenarios
Disappointed with the 2015 Nuclear Deal, Rouhani and the politicians around him seek to avail themselves of the chance created by Biden since they do not want to be the most unsuccessful government in the history of the Islamic Republic.
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The Iraqi Prime Minister Al-Kadhimi’s Visit to Turkey
By managing regional relations, Al-Kadhimi should give hope to the wider public about the increasing socioeconomic problems in Iraq.
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The Importance of Venezuela for the Iranian Public Discourse: the Case of HispanTV
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.
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What’s Zarif’s Hidden Aim?
It is still a mystery why Zarif targeted the leader of Iran's most important neighbour by ignoring the minimum rules of courtesy and diplomatic practices.
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The US Energy Plan and the Implications for Iran
It is possible that Iran will be directly affected by the energy plan that will be implemented by the U.S., which is the energy giant in oil and natural gas industries.
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India-Iran Relations: A Comprehensive Review
India and Iran have witnessed setbacks in their bilateral ties; a mere reflection of their unwavering desire to remain engaged despite prevalent pressures.
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Iranian Stance against the Nagorno-Karabakh Issue
The emotional and identity ties between these two groups have been distinctly demonstrated during the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict through some Iranian activists’ slogan “We do not support Azerbaijan, we are Azerbaijan”.
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The United Arab Emirates' Flexible Approach towards Iran
Iran’s brand of Shiism, size, population, and conduct in the Arab states, has historically influenced UAE’s strategic thinking.
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Reflection of Global and Regional Competition on Turkish Foreign Policy Analysis
If regional powers such as Egypt, Turkey, and Iran are unable to forgo their negligible disputes, a vast region will resemble a prodigious mismanaged Lebanon.
