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2019-09-01 11:56
By Martin Love
The dangerous Mideast logjam first requires lubrication by the U.S. for its release
NORTH CAROLINA - Claims are that some of Iran’s leaders think Donald Trump could be reelected next year and therefore some kind of negotiation over a “deal” with the U.S. may be necessary in the next year to obviate six more years of odious sanctions, which have had a marked impact on Iran’s economy.
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2019-08-31 11:26
By Hamed Khani
Rights of migrant workers from perspective of Intl Orgs
TEHRAN - In the present age the expansion of international interactions is preventing it to ignore the presence of aliens in a country. Aliens have rights in every country including the right to employment or work. Although this right has been addressed in various transnational documents, nowadays it is of interest to various scientists including lawyers. So, the subject that is briefly analyzed below; the rights of migrant workers from the perspective of international organizations or in other words from the perspective of international documents adopted by international organizations, especially the United Nations and the International Labor Organization.
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2019-08-28 15:38
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Twins of Resistance: Twins of Martyrdom
BEIRUT - Two of Hezbollah resistance's fighters Hassan Yousef Zabeeb, 23, and Yasser Ahmad Daher, 22, martyred late Saturday night, during a hostile Zionist strike, in Aqraba area, in Damascus countryside. The story of Hassan and Yasser reflects how Martyrdom, to our youth, has become an honourable purist chased by those who perceive the true meaning of dignity and freedom.
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2019-08-26 11:17
By Yuram Abdullah Weiler
In the best interests of Americans: A response to a Congresswoman
“It's my job to make sure that the United States government acts in the best interests of Americans, and I'll continue working tirelessly to hold our government to the highest standards.” — U.S. Congresswoman Xochitl Torres Small (D, NM)
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2019-08-25 12:21
By Martin Love
Iran is wooing and winning sympathizers, the U.S. is not
NORTH CAROLINA - France’s Macron allegedly want to defuse tensions between Iran and hostile Westerners and maybe even Zionists at the upcoming G-7 meeting, but this Frank, Macron, cannot even effectively address protests on the streets of Paris and elsewhere in France except with police violence, so one cannot expect much, and anyway, it seems that many “leaders” cannot or won’t say what the U.S. and its Military Industrial Complex are really all about, and neither can the Western mainstream media.
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2019-08-24 12:05
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Ramping up the Pressure won't Weaken Hezbollah
BEIRUT - The Lebanese resistance of Hezbollah has evolved significantly from a resistance movement in the early 80s into a major political and military force, with highly advanced capabilities and worldwide presence. It has also created its own charitable, educational, social, economic, touristic, media and agricultural institutions. As a result, Hezbollah today wields significant influence across the Lebanese community. Recently, some have reiterated that the resistance would soon collapse due to the U.S. punitive measures. However, this assumption is far-fetched beyond reality and the measures will not suffice much longer for various reasons.
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2019-08-24 12:02
By Ramin Hossein Abadian
Continuation of Syrian Army advancements in Idlib and escape of terrorists
TEHRAN - The Syrian army continues the operation to liberate Idlib from terrorist groups with Russian support.
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2019-08-23 16:24
By Ramin Hoseinabadian
Syrian army gain strategic win in Idlib
On Tuesday, local news reported that terrorists withdrew from a key city, Khan Sheikhoun, in the Syrian province of Idlib and the Syrian army captured the city.
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2019-08-21 13:27
By Fatemeh Salehi
Rising corruption among the Zionist regime’s top officials
Corruption has become remarkably widespread among top officials of the Zionist regime. After news about corruption of Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, now one of the ministers in his cabinet resigned due to corruption charges.
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2019-08-20 13:29
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.
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2019-08-18 10:28
By Roohullah Ghasemian
The third Fox News shock to Trump
New Fox News polls showed once again that US President Donald Trump is not doing well in state and state polls. Accordingly, the likelihood of Trump's defeat in next year's presidential election has increased dramatically. Unless the trend continues, Trump will no longer be at the forefront of US political and executive equations. Trump has twice accused the Fox News network of posting false and untrue polls. However, many US analysts believe that recent Fox News polls are based on current US facts. American citizens' dissatisfaction with Trump's foreign policy, as well as some economic discontent in some states, has contributed to Trump's decline in popularity.
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2019-08-18 10:02
By Ramin Hosein Abadian
Nasrallah’s strong warnings to the enemies of resistance
TEHRAN - Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah secretary general of the Lebanese Hezbollah movement gave a televised speech on Friday on the 13th anniversary of the “Grand Victory” during the ‘Israeli’ 33-day July 2006 war on Lebanon.
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2019-08-15 15:13
By Hamed Sheikhpour
Critical points in the meeting between Yemeni Delegation and Iran’s Leader
TEHRAN - Over the last few days, the media all over the world have put their focus on a meeting between Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Leader of the Islamic Revolution and a delegation of Yemeni resistant group, Ansarullah. Different think tanks are now trying to analyze this important meeting from a variety of aspects.
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2019-08-14 16:17
By majid Rafee
Will Democrats’ return revive JCPOA?
TEHRAN - We Iranians have a proverb, 'the yellow dog is the brother of the Jackal', that implies "none of these two people is better than the other, both of them are bad and vicious". Its etymology is as follows:
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2019-08-13 12:39
By Batool Subeiti
Britain's shadow over India's crimes in Kashmir
LONDON - While there is no doubt that the Indian armed forces and the fascist Hindu nationalist ruling party in India need to be held to account for the reign of terror they have unleashed on the people of Kashmir throughout these decades, the latest attempt to annex the disputed territory to the union of India is particularly alarming and a matter of grave concern.
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2019-08-13 12:33
By Mohammad Eslami
U.S.-China Trade war: What does it mean for Iran?
TEHRAN – U.S.-China trade war has been one of the game changers among the geopolitical factors affecting the international political and economic sphere. The 10pc tariff will be imposed on the $300bn/yr of imports from China not yet subject to any duties, Trump announced via Twitter a day after the latest round of talks, which concluded in Shanghai.
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2019-08-11 01:25
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
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2019-08-06 14:43
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.
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2019-08-06 09:08
By Mahmood Khaghani
Boris and the English Job
A new book, "The English Job", by former British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw documented Iran's long (and merited) history of distrust of the British motives and actions. I note that the new British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, comes from the heart of the British or (as better known in Iran) English ’Establishment’ which was largely responsible for the decisions and actions which generated this mistrust.
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2019-08-04 10:08
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.
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2019-08-04 09:38
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.
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2019-08-03 10:17
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.
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2019-07-28 10:21
By Saeed Sadraian
The reflection of “the powerful Iran” in the land of revelation
Now that thousands of Iranian pilgrims are on their spiritual journey to the holy cities of Mecca and Medina; it is a good time to see how Saudis and other Muslims treat Iranian citizens.
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2019-07-27 11:16
By Martin Love
Cruelty and stupidity are the hallmarks of U.S. moves this century
NORTH CAROLINA - One huge lie zipping around the Internet of late is the depiction of a map showing the (alleged) extent of the Persian “empire” in 300 BC, as it is labeled. It shows that the Achaemenid dynasty as empire controlling lands stretching from a small part of Europe west of the Bosporus across Anatolia to Bactria and what today is Pakistan and western India.
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2019-07-26 13:55
By Fatemeh Salehi
The different reactions of Arab governments and nations toward the seizure UK tanker
TEHRAN - On Friday, a British oil tanker was seized in the Strait of Hormuz by the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC). The tanker was seized due to violation of maritime laws, causing marine pollution and endangering other vessels.
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2019-07-24 12:28
By Hossein Askari
Follow the leader — the UK’s Ill-advised piracy on the high seas
WASHINGTON - The United Kingdom should recognize what has become its position in the world — an important nation with an imperialistic history but now a much diminished global power. Blindly following the United States into hazardous waters could have dangerous results: America might not reward subservience or could change course in its own self-interest. While following George Bush into Iraq is now widely conceded in the UK as having been ill advised, British leaders seem to have forgotten the consequences of that disastrous decision.
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2019-07-24 11:09
By Batool Subeiti
Why world needs to speak for Sheikh Zakzaky
LONDON - Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), and members of his organization faced a brutal crackdown in December 2015 in what came to be known as the Zaria massacre. It was carried out by the Nigerian Army at the behest of the Nigerian regime and its foreign backers in which over a thousand civilians, mostly followers of the movement, were slaughtered in cold blood and hundreds more were arrested.
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2019-07-23 12:16
By Ali Babaei
Analyze of second referendum and the issue of British exit from The EU in aspect of British law
The separation of Britain from the European Union is an important controversy for Britain, Europe and the whole world, which will have important legal, political and economic consequences if it is realized. The United Kingdom held a referendum in 2016 in which people voted to leave UK from the European Union, and the British government took some time to negotiate with Europe and take the necessary measures to exit from the union, until March 29, 2017, and, In the event of a delay, it will eventually complete until March 31, 2019, but so far it has not happened. Clearly, the exit from the European Union, will has serious impacts on Britain, and so far, although Britain has passed the time-limit, did not exit the union. UK may have a new referendum on this issue. Holding of a new referendum is an important debate, firstly, is it a legal referendum? Secondly, is it democratic? Thirdly, what should be done in the event of a conflict between the outcomes of the two legal proceedings?
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2019-07-22 12:10
By Hamid Bayati
Britain confused on policies toward Tehran: easing the tension or increasing them
Britain has had a rough week after Iran seized British oil tanker in the strait of Hormoz. It seems that the British are confused what policy to adopt; first, British Secretary of State for Defense described the capture “hostile” and then, the British Foreign Secretary announced that they want to ease the tensions with Iran.
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2019-07-20 23:15
By Martin Love
Demand that the Mideast become a nuclear-weapon-free zone!
NORTH CAROLINA - Petty and small-minded is the sole way to describe the restrictions on Iran’s Foreign Minister Javad Zarif’s movements to a six-block area around the United Nations complex while he is in New York to address a UN group. This kind of action and mentality is the stuff of petty tyrants, not befitting the alleged leader or government of an “empire” that has any serious, responsible sense of itself or of others overseas or internally who don’t happen to be “Caucasian”. Or “Western” or whatever.
