By Saeed Sobhani

Trump in economic stalemate

The U.S.-China political and economic war continues

The President of the USA is not in a good situation! He has practically lost the economic and trade battle with China. In recent days, many American analysts, economists, and politicians have warned of a continuing US-China economic war. They are right in believing that this battle will end at the expense of Washington. Here is some analysis and news about the US-China economic battle:

By Ramin Hosein Abadian

Tel Aviv’s new plot against Iraq’s Hashd al-Shaabi 

TEHRAN - Recently, some news are published in the media about suspicious activities of the Zionist regime in Iraq. Apparently, the Zionists are preparing some plans against the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) (al-Hashd al-Shaabi). 

By Martin Love

Crises everywhere and Trump and supporters are completely vapid

NORTH CAROLINA - Follow the best minds one has ever read on media applications and the overwhelming impression one gets is a world that has lost whatever moorings it may have once had and seems to be careening towards one disaster or another, all more or less fomented by Western “leaders” who have become desperate to maintain various narratives of control and dominance. And this in particular in the case of the U.S. with Trump as President.

Deadly blast rips through wedding in Afghanistan, killing 63 people

A suicide bomb attack at a wedding in Kabul on Saturday killed 63 people and wounded 182, the Afghan Interior Ministry spokesman said.

By Saeed Sobhani 

Johnson's dangerous decision 

Will Washington fool London again?

A recent visit by US National Security Adviser John Bolton and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Britain's exit from the European Union showed clearly that Washington was trying to impose some of its demands on London. This is something that Boris Johnson will probably agree with. Better yet, London will once again become a victim of US policies in the international system.

By Quayyum Raja

Iran-Kashmir cultural similarities 

MASHHAD - On first of August 2019, I had been invited by a PhD Persian student of Ferdowsi University named Zeinab Salhi to attend the wedding of her brother Raza in their home village Ghohestan in Rostamoun.  It was a 6 hour drive from the Holy city of Mashhad.  I had never attended an Iranian wedding before. So, I was very excited. 

By Martin Love

Occam’s Razor may be useful in explaining Jeffrey Epstein

NORTH CAROLINA - Of all the news items hitting the Internet in the U.S. this summer by far the most commentary among general readers involves questions and speculations about the pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, who either committed suicide or was killed inside his prison cell in New York City this past weekend.

By Pooya Mirzaee

American sanctions and global economic crisis

TEHRAN - U.S. new sanctions on Iran, Russia, Venezuela and N. Korea and tariff conflicts with China and E.U. is going to be a part of daily news. Broadening the criteria of sanctions and putting concentration on financial systems, not only decreases the effect of the sanctions in wider view but also makes the policy makers of the targeted countries to reach to this conclusion that for preventing the collapse of international economy, global financial system generally and common global trade currency (USD) specially must be replaced with more independent alternatives.

The red dragon does not give up on Trump

White house despair against Beijing

In recent days, the US-China economic dispute has reached its climax. The dispute is heightened when US President Donald Trump has failed to take action against Beijing during his two and a half years in the White House. At present, China has been able to respond well to Trump's anti-Chinese economic policies. This has led even some traditional Republicans to criticize the White House's policies toward Beijing.

By Ali Heidari

Alarm for Abdul-Mahdi’s gov’t: Time running short in land of political executions

It took more than eight months for Adil Abdul-Mahdi to complete his cabinet after being elected prime minister of Iraq (from October 2018 when the government was formed with 14 ministers), and the full-fledged government has been active for more than a month.

By Hanif Ghaffari

Beijing's expanding power over Washington

The President of the United States continues to feel weak and helpless against China. At the beginning of 2017, Donald Trump tried to contain Beijing by restrictive economic policies.

By Yuram Abdullah Weiler

El Paso Mass Shooting: Symptomatic of an American malignancy

“Truly We created you from a male and a female, and We made you peoples and tribes that you may come to know one another.” —Holy Quran 49:13

Will Biden conquer the Republican nest?

Controversial poll in Texas

TEHRAN - The rising popularity of the former US vice president in Texas has led to deeply unhappy Republicans. On the other hand, internal Democratic polls show that Joe Biden is more popular than his other candidates. Here's a look at some of the polls and news about the upcoming US presidential election:

Abdul Mahdi's government is still faltering in its performance: Diyari Salih

In an Interview with Diyari Salih. An Iraqi academic. PhD in Political Geography. Post Doctorate in International Relations,we analyzed new political and economical developments in Iraq:

By Mohammad Ghaderi

Will Kushner become the Achilles' heel of the Republicans?

TEHRAN - It seems that democrats are going to break their silence about the foreign policy mistakes of Jared Kushner, the senior advisor to the American President Donald Trump who is also his father-in-law. 

By Ali Babaei 

INSTEX : Truth or Promise?

At the moment we are witnessing some developments in the field of INSTEX, we should say that it has been established for a long time, but we still do not see any action under its structure and regulations. In addition, when the SPP mechanism was not implemented, it was initially expected that INSTEX would be able to meet at least some of the expectations of the parties, but in practice so far it has not been successful and only remains to be negotiated. After the United States withdrew from the treaty, the survival of its members depends entirely on the international treaty and its obligations, to fulfill such obligations.

By Hanif Ghaffari

Who has the main lead on Amano’s death? 

TEHRAN - The sudden death of Yukiya Amano, the Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) left many in shock. American and Zionist officials are now trying to make his death seem natural, but the sudden appearance of symptoms and his quick death is very suspicious, especially at a time when both Washington and Tel Aviv were quite unsatisfied with him leading the UN nuclear watchdog. 

By Habib Ahmadzadeh

Trump, Zarif and we Iranians

TEHRAN - President Trump, in his latest Tweet, claims that “Iranians never won a war, but never lost a negotiation.” As a world citizen, and a veteran of Iran-Iraq war with firsthand experience of the bitterness of war, I have a couple of suggestions and responses for the president of the United States. 

By Mohammad Ali Haqshenas

Failure in Yemen to be ‘death sentence’ of Saudi monarchy: Prof. Cavell

TEHRAN – Professor of political science Colin S. Cavell believes that failure of Saudi Arabia “to reassert its hegemonic control over Yemen will be a death sentence on the continuation of the Saudi monarchy.”

Saeed Sobhani

Two new polls in the U.S., Sanders is still ahead of Trump

The President of the United States of America and his associates continue to monitor and analyze the polls in the country. They believe Trump is not in good shape! Surveys also show this, of course. Here are two new polls in the United States:

By Fatemeh Salehi

The rise of Yemeni long-range missiles 

TEHRAN - Yemen army and public groups attacked the furthest eastern part of East Saudi Arabia, in Dammam, for the very first time with a long-range ballistic missile. 

By Morteza Khansari

Germany hampering Brexit and Johnson’s administration 

TEHRAN - These days, Germany is receiving many requests from the United States and Britain to join an international coalition to control the Strait of Hormuz and take part in joint navy projects in the Persian Gulf. 

Trump again warns he could kill millions of Afghans

US President Donald Trump has once again warned that American troops could win the Afghan war within days by killing millions across the conflict-ridden country.

By Saeed Sobhani

What does the racist president say?

A deep crisis in the heart of America

The racism of U.S. President Donald Trump has caused outrage and discontent among its citizens. However, it looks like Trump can't hide his racist ideas! In recent days, dissatisfaction with Trump's racist policies, behaviors and tweets has reached a climax. Here's an overview of various news and analysis in the United States:

By Somayeh Khomarbaghi

The scenarios ahead of the Deal of the Century  

TEHRAN - The fate of the deal of the century is unknown as the deal continuous running into problems. The West struggles with new plans to put the deal into operation, but these plans can be easily derailed if the right strategies are adopted. 

By Abdullahi Junaidu

Are you calling us Terrorist?

KATSINA/ NIGERIA-  Recently, the desperate and murderous Nigerian Govt under the administration of western puppet bloodthirsty tyrant Buhari, declared Islamic Movement under the leadership of his eminence Sheikh Zakzaky as "terrorist" which shows the govt blunder and failure clearly, this declaration was objected and confronted  by many rationale and conscious people from in and outside Nigeria.

By Javad Heirannia

Sanctions have been part of U.S. foreign policy since the beginning of the Republic: Nephew

TEHRAN – Richard Nephew, who served as the lead sanctions expert for the U.S. team negotiating with Iran, is of the opinion that “Sanctions have been part of U.S. foreign policy since the beginning of the Republic.”

By Mohammad Ghaderi

How plans for restraining Iran backfired

Iran’s active resistance and strategic patience have nullified all plans of western opponents to restrain Iran. In the latest meeting on Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the western countries stepped back from their previously harsh policies. It seems that Iran has been successful in restraining the west, as the remaining members of JCPOA Committee stopped talking about using the trigger mechanism.

By Saeed Sobhani

White House  is powerless against China, Trump's economic plans failed

US-China relations have entered a critical phase. Many international analysts believe the dispute will continue as long as Trump remains at the forefront of Washington's political and executive equations.

By Ali Azimi

Two important U.S. polls

In recent days, we have seen the results of important polls in the United States. US President Donald Trump believes all polls show his popularity to be fake! But many of Donald Trump's entourage and companions do not.