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  • Economic sanctions 2022/09/06

    By Hossein Askari

    Economic sanctions are a global curse 

    A world regressing beyond repair

    Political leaders in the United States have touted economic sanctions as being less costly and more humanitarian than wars to affect the objectionable policies of an adversary. I beg to differ.

  • Europe 2022-08-27 11:49

    By Aylin Javadi

    Has Europe actually faced socio-economic drought?

    TEHRAN- This dry summer coupled with Russian gas cuts has put water resources in an alarming situation across Europe.

  • Climate change and challenges 2022-08-26 18:48

    By Mehdi Zare

    Climate change and challenges

    Climate change refers to long-term changes in temperature and weather patterns that may be natural but since the middle of the 18th century, the trends have changed. 

  • Iran and Russia 2022-08-08 17:52

    By Dr. Vaishali Krishna*

    Iran and Russia: Moving towards anti-West coalitions

    Having a long history of physical, productive, and socio-political interplay, the relationship between Iran and Russia goes back to 1521 when the first envoy was sent to Russia from Iran by Safavid Shah Ismail I to the Tsar Vasili III.

  • Biden Brings as much shame to Americans as MBS brings to Muslims 2022-08-03 11:56

    By Hossein Askari

    Biden Brings as much shame to Americans as MBS brings to Muslims

    Muslims the world over must shun Mohammad bin Salman and members of the al-Saud tribe. They must demand that Saudi Arabia relinquish its control over Islam’s two holiest places in Mecca and Medina and place management of the two sites under the stewardship of all Muslim countries.

  • Martin Love 2022-08-02 11:30

    By Martin Love

    Maybe, just maybe, real change can happen…

    There seems little cheer about in the US and with its “allies” currently: 

    Climate control seems like it will not happen because maybe it can’t happen and won’t until it’s far too late. Consider that the corrupted World Economic Forum has asserted that the personal ownership of automobiles must be curtailed radically or halted completely. What? The US, to cite one country, is entirely dependent on the automobile.

  • Chinese ambassador to Tehran 2022/07/29

    By Chang Hua, Chinese Ambassador to Iran

    China's economy showing resilience and potentials amid headwinds

    Since the beginning of this year, the increasingly complicated international environment and weakened global economic recovery, as well as sporadic but multiple local outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic caused harsh impacts on China’s economic development.

  • روستاهای سایه خوش و کلاتو در دومین روز پس از زلزله 2022-07-26 18:43

    By Mehdi Zare, professor at Earthquake Prediction Center, IIEES

    Scientific challenge: predicting earthquakes or avoiding them?

    Almost every time, after a large earthquake occurs near a residential area, questions are raised in the media as to "why the event was not anticipated?". 

  • Munir A Saeed 2022/07/23

    By Munir Saeed

    No red carpet for America’s return 

    The Jeddah summit, requested by the U.S., should have been Joe Biden’s show. “America is back”. Instead, it was a spectacle that showed America as a spent force desperately trying to stay relevant. Biden’s arrival to the region was probably comparable to Biden’s departure from Afghanistan. 

  • Hossein Askari 2022-07-15 16:30

    By Hossein Askari

    How to counterbalance sanctions for the future

    Iran was entirely compliant with the nuclear agreement (JCPOA) signed by President Obama and ratified by the United Nations Security Council; nevertheless, Trump tore it up.