By Hamid Bayati

Cyber-attack against Iran: a failed strategy of U.S. presidents from Bush to Trump

TEHRAN - It was first in July 2010 when the United States launched a serious cyber-attack against Iran. At the time, it was said that a virus named Stuxnet was used for damaging the computer systems that controlled Iranian nuclear industry. 

By Mahnaz Abdi

Offering basic goods at IME for regulated market, flourished production

Supplying basic goods is one of the major issues on the Iranian government’s agenda in the current Iranian calendar year (started on March 21) and it is one of the focal pillars in the national budget bill for this year.

By Ebrahim Fallahi

Oil market shrugs off as tensions rise in Persian Gulf region

Despite what was expected, the oil market doesn’t seem to be moved drastically by the recent turbulences in the Persian Gulf region as Iran shot down a high-technology U.S. surveillance drone when it trespassed its borders in the politically sensitive Strait of Hormuz.

By Mohammad Ghaderi

Political and military defeat of the White House against Iran

TEHRAN - The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps declared that it had stuck down the RQ-4 Global Hawk over Iranian airspace. Also Commander of the IRGC Major General Hossein Salami stressed that the move should alert Washington officials to stay away. The incident sent "a clear message" to the U.S. and other enemies that Iran will show a firm and crushing response to any aggression, Salami stated.

By Payman Yazdani

Why should China fully support Iran in Persian Gulf tensions?

TEHRAN - According to many international thinkers creating tensions in the Persian Gulf region by the U.S. also aims at containing China and limiting Beijing’s access to energy resources of the region which is driving engine of Chinese economy.

By Mohammad Ghaderi

Fox news’ role in possible removal of John Bolton

Fox news, an agency closely affiliated with hardline Republicans in the United States, has recently announced that based on the latest polls, Donald Trump will probably lose in the upcoming 2020 presidential elections. 

Court summons men who killed bear cub in Mazandaran 

TEHRAN — Two men who killed a bear cub in Savadkuh, northern province of Mazandaran, by throwing stones at it are summoned by the court, ISNA news agency reported on Monday.

By Hanif Ghaffari

The meaning behind Trump’s March polling

Polls taken by independent organizations inside the United States indicate that popularity of Donald Trump has substantially declined over the last few months. Even though Trump himself denies these statistics, the polls taken inside his presidential campaign indicate that presidential approval ratings of Donald Trump has significantly dropped. 

By Ebrahim Fallahi

Oil market should expect oversupply in 2020, IEA says

TEHRAN – In its latest monthly oil market report called “2020 vision”, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said the “relentless” growth in U.S. production is going to significantly disrupt the supply and demand balance in the global oil market.

By Hanif Ghaffari

London’s costly mistake in following U.S. foreign policy

United Kingdom Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt once again accused Iran of being behind the explosions off the port of Fujairah in the Gulf of Oman. 

By Mohammad Ghaderi - Twitter: @ghaderi62 - Email: m.ghaderi62@gmail.com

The White House promotional campaign against Iran is defeated

The United States Secretary of State, who is one of the symbols of assassination, violence, killing and disregard for international law, has accused the Islamic Republic of Iran of recent attacks in the Oman Sea. This charge comes from Mike Pompeo to Iran, the nature of the Trump government has long been outlined for the world's public opinion!

By Hanif Ghaffari 

The equation is clear, mediation has no meaning!

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit to Tehran can be viewed from a variety of dimensions. The trip comes at a time when the United States has formally withdrawn from the nuclear deal with Iran, and the three European countries, Germany, Britain and France, have not taken any steps in maintaining the Babe over the past year.

By Hamid Bayati

Beijing does not surrender to Washington

China is ready to confront the Trump government

TEHRAN-The U.S.-China economic struggle continues. The conflict is aggravated by the fact that US President Trump's policies over the past few years have not yielded Washington's interest. The economic challenge of the United States and China has entered a new phase. While, until about a mont ago, American and Western media spoke of the Washington-Beijing economic agreement in the near future, we are now seeing a sharpening of trade disputes between the two US and China. Many analysts believe that as long as the trump at the head of the US political and economic equation, this trend will continue.

Marc Wilmots’s Iran to face acid test against S. Korea

TEHRAN – Iran national football team will face a major test of their credentials with the visit of South Korea in a friendly match on Tuesday.

By Ali Azimi

Sanders has a hard way ahead

Biden is leading the polls

TEHRAN - No doubt, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont is the main rival of Joe Biden. It remains about Democrat Democrats' candidates for about 7 months before the official election race. Sanders did not have much in the way of Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election, but achieving good results in two states of Iowa and New Hampshire has increased Sanders' hopes. Eventually, Democrat

By Mohammad Ghaderi - Twitter: @ghaderi62 - Email: m.ghaderi62@gmail.com

U.S. illusions: from a pretended crisis to a pretended victory

TEHRAN - The top U.S. military commander in the Middle East General Frank McKenzie said on Thursday that Iran drew back from an apparent attack against U.S. forces in the Persian Gulf region, while it does not precisely mean that the threat is diminished.

By Chris Cook, Senior Research Fellow at ISRS - University College London

Molecules of Freedom

“With the U.S. in another year of record-setting natural gas production, I am pleased that the Department of Energy is doing what it can to promote an efficient regulatory system that allows for molecules of U.S. freedom to be exported to the world.”

BY: Ebrahim Fallahi

“Redundant” sanctions vs. “resilient” economy

As the United States sanctioned Iran’s Persian Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (PGPIC) on Friday, many analysts and officials believe them to have no significant impact on the country’s economy in a broad sense.

By Yuram Abdullah Weiler

Quds Day message: The occupied West Bank is NOT Israeli heartland

“It’s just time the world recognizes that Judea and Samaria are legitimate.” -—Texas agriculture commissioner and church elder Sid Miller

By Hanif Ghaffari

Britain is humiliated by Trump

TEHRAN - In an interventionist statement, the president of the United States has called for the presence of former British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson at the head of the British political and administrative equations. This obnoxious demand has led to the anger of British citizens from the United States: a country that for decades has made Britain a dependent player in the international system.

By Setareh Behroozi

Media literacy and Gen C: How to deal with?

Encountering a kid holding a cellphone or tablet in the hand is not a strange picture for us. Nowadays, people are born with smart phones and tablets, which connect them to cyberspace, a place which is a part of our everyday life.

By Hanif Ghaffari 

Respect for Democracy by Tony Blair!

TEHRAN - Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair continues to seek re-referendum on Brexit. Interestingly enough, in Tony Blair's remarks, there is not the slightest sign of respect for democracy and the vote of British citizens! He is precisely the same politician who attacked Iraq contrary to the will of the world public opinion! Everyone knows well that Tony Blair is a war criminal. Brexit continues to be an implicit term in Britain’s political equations. Complicating the process of the British withdrawal from the European Union is a joint measure taken by the British government and European authorities.

By Mahnaz Abdi

Integrated forex market to fill gaps created by NIMA

In early July 2018, Iran launched Forex Management Integrated System, locally known as NIMA, to allow the exporters of non-oil commodities to sell their foreign currency earnings to importers of consumer products.

By Hamid Bayati

Nasrallah warns against changes in Middle East

TEHRAN - These days, Middle East is facing a torrent of events that seem to be born out of conspiracies and compromises. The changes that will threaten peace in the region. It seems that U.S. President, Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are trying to draw their own advantages by carrying out new plans in Middle East.   

BY: Ebrahim Fallahi

China is Trump’s “safety valve” in disrupted oil market

In the past few weeks the oil market has been witnessing great volatility, as the quivers of the U.S.-China trade war once again hit the fragile market.

By Hanif Ghaffari

White House and Black Foreign Policy!

The criticisms of the foreign policy of the Trump government have increased. The presence of people such as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and US National Security Advisor John Bolton have affected the process.

By M.A. Saki

“Very sad for the Iranian people!”

In a tweet on May 20, Donald Trump said he is “very sad for the Iranian people” that their economy is collapsing.

By Mohammad Ghaderi

Saudi Regime vicious ploy for Quds World Day

TEHRAN - This year, Quds international Day will be of special importance since U.S. is planning to officially announce the “Deal of the Century”, a deal mainly designed to complete the Zionists ominous project for pushing Palestinians out of their lands.

By Mahnaz Abdi

CBI’s new directive on re-injection of export income requires amendment

Central Bank of Iran (CBI) unveiled a directive package on Monday which provides the country’s exporters with guidelines about how they should re-inject their foreign currency incomes into the country’s economy.