By Ramin Hosein Abadian

Saudi coalition violating Stockholm Agreement about Yemen 

TEHRAN - Months after Stockholm Agreement about Yemen, Saudi Arabia and its allies including United Arab Emirates (UAE) are still continuing their brutal attacks on defenseless Yemeni civilians. Meanwhile, human rights organizations have warned against the sharp deterioration of Yemen security situation. 

By Hanif Ghaffari

Europe's wrong calculation of the White House

TEHRAN - The European Union remains confused by Donald Trump. European countries did not respond decisively to the White House in some cases, such as the US customs tariff, the withdrawal of the Trump government from a nuclear deal with Iran and the withdrawal of the Paris Pact. While US National Security Advisor John Bolton and Trump have repeatedly expressed their opposition to the existence of the European Union and the Eurozone, Europe has not taken any steps towards independence from the United States.

By Hanif Ghaffari 

The endless concerns of Trump

TEHRAN - The popularity of Trump has dropped in recent polls in the United States. Donald Trump's calculations have been incorrect in many cases! This has exacerbated Republican concerns over next year's presidential elections. An overview of the results of recent polls in the United States shows that Trump has a difficult path to re-election.

By Hanif Ghaffari 

Biden and Trump's political debate begins

Joe Biden will have a great chance to reach the final round of presidential elections next year. Surveys in the United States show Biden has been able to surpass his rivals at public levels. He is the first Democrat now! However, the presidential elections in 2020 is  based on the state and the electoral  structure. In the 2016 presidential election, Hillary Clinton won 3 million more votes than Donald Trump, but eventually Trump became president of the United States! Although the credibility of polls in the United States can not be verified now, it appears that US President Donald Trump and his entourage are preparing themselves for a tough competition with Joe Biden.

By M.A. Saki

With or without sanctions, Iran needs to say goodbye to oil money

Except Norway, almost all oil producing countries have made themselves more or less reliant on oil money.

By Mahnaz Abdi

NIOC selling oil at IRENEX while U.S. tightening sanctions

National Iranian Oil Company sold 70,000 barrels of heavy crude oil at Iran Energy Exchange (IRENEX) for the first time on Tuesday.

Shadow of terror: Is the world failing itself?

The Daesh leader appeared in a video on Monday which the group said had been shot in April, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s first appearance in five years.

By Farrokh Hessabi

Violence in Iranian football needs to stop

TEHRAN – The Iranian domestic football, known as Iran Professional League, has been marred by violence and abusive language.

By: Ebrahim Fallahi

Iran’s winning cards in facing U.S. sanctions

Surrounded by fifteen neighboring countries through land and sea, Iran enjoys a very strategic geopolitical and economic position in the Middle East

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

Why are human rights defenders silent?

TEHRAN - The latest crime in Saudi Arabia's wild regime has led to anger and hatred of all the people of the world from Riyadh. Undoubtedly, not only the leaders of the Saudi regime, but also American and European supporters of this regime are also involved in the martyrdom of 37 people in Saudi Arabia.

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

How Trump’s oil plans backfires on him

….. What are the consequences of the White House anti-Iran activities?

TEHRAN - As expected, Donald Trump, the U.S. president didn’t extend sanctions exemptions to nine countries importing oil from Iran including India, China, Turkey, South Korea and Japan.

Would Saudis play the U.S. puppet in Iran sanctions scenario?

The U.S. announced on Monday that the country is not going to extend the sanctions waivers which were granted to some of Iran’s oil customers in November 2018.

By Setareh Behroozi

Knowledge-based technologies can decrease flood losses

Recent floods saturated the grounds in dry regions, though it also brought grief and pain for the residents. New emerging technologies and knowledge-based companies suggest up-to-date ways to turn the threats of flood into opportunities.

Trump’s dilemma with Iran: to extend waivers or not!

These days one of the major factors which is affecting the oil market is the U.S. President Donald Trump’s actions and their consequences. The imposition of sanctions on Venezuela, reimposition of sanctions on Iran, comments on Libya, the impact on Saudi Arabia and OPEC decision making, are just some of the scenarios in which Trump is the lead actor.

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

The dark fate of Trump in Yemen

TEHRAN - The crimes of the United States are continuing in Yemen. These crimes began under President Barack Obama and Democrats in power, and continue to this day (during the Trump presidency). Recent events that took place at the U.S. Congress show that Washington plans to continue killing innocent people in Yemen and create a famine in the country.

By Hanif Ghaffari

Merkel worried about European parliamentary elections

TEHRAN - German Chancellor is worried about the failure of traditional European parties in the parliamentary elections. If parties such as the German Democratic Christian Party fail in the European parliamentary elections, there will be a good opportunity for nationalist parties!

By M.A. Saki

U.S. humiliates EU by calling INSTEX 'paper tiger'

Gordon Sondland, the U.S. representative to the European Union, has in fact insulted and humiliated the Europeans by calling their special mechanism for trade with Iran, officially called INSTEX, a “paper tiger”.

By Hanif Ghaffari 

A nightmare for the French president

TEHRAN - Although the popularity of Emmanuel Macron has risen over the past month, rising to over 30%! But this popularity is not enough for his party’s victory in the European parliamentary elections. On the other hand, many analysts believe that if the current trend continues, Macro will fail in the presidential election of 2022.

By Mohammad Ghaderi

What is the common purpose of London and Brussels?

TEHRAN - Britain's departure from the European Union is still unknown! Many analysts believe that extending the British government's deadline to leave the EU complicates the existing situation.

By Hanif Ghafari 

Biden worries about rising Sanders' votes

Former Vice President Joe Biden has not yet made his final decision to run for the presidency of the year 2020. However, polls among Democrat supporters suggest Biden has a good relationship with other party candidates. Biden's main concern, however, is for Barney Sanders. One that could prevent Biden from attending the final presidential election.

By Hanif Ghaffari 

Trump's political death in Florida

TEHRAN - Florida Residents' opposition to Donald Trump's re-election as president of the United States is the worst possible news for him. In the 2016 presidential elections, Trump won the rival Democratic Party in states like Florida, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan.

By Setareh Behroozi

Social media and recent floods in Iran, promising or threatening?

TEHRAN — Different hashtags on recent destructive floods in Iran have been trending in different social media and the news of the floods went viral in cyberspace.

By Maryam Qarehgozlou

Why Catholic mom implores girls to ditch leggings?

Maryann White’s plea to girls not to wear leggings provoke backlash as modest dressing is losing its meaning

TEHRAN — In a letter published in the University of Notre Dame’s student newspaper “The Observer” on March 25 a catholic mom, Maryann White, begged female students to stop wearing leggings which sparked inevitable backlash, but why the concept of modest dressing is lost on so many in recent decades?

By Afshin Majlesi

Travel in Iran grows over Persian New Year holidays

TEHRAN - People in Iran made 74 million overnight stays in their domestic trips during the Persian New Year (Noruz) holidays, an increase of 20 percent year on year, Iran tourism chief announced on Sunday.

By: Ebrahim Fallahi

Optimism growing among oil traders on signs of a tightening market

In the last two weeks, a variety of boosting factors have come together to push the oil prices up to their highest in near six months.

By Hanif Ghaffari

Trump is still afraid of Mueller report

TEHRAN - It is unclear whether the publication of the full and uncensored Inspector-General Mueller would have consequences for Donald Trump, President of the United States and his entourage. Many officials in the Trump government are worried about the full publication of this report and its impact on the 2020 presidential election.

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

Win year for resistance

TEHRAN - The year 1397 is over with all its ups and downs. Realization and consolidation of the victory of the resistance front in Syria, Lebanon's general election victory on March 8th, the crystallization of the political power of the Iraqi Popular Forces, the military and political victory of Ansarullah in Yemen and Zionist withdrawal in the war against Hamas, all raised the “Flag of Resistance” in the region and world.

By Hanif Ghaffari 

Anger of American citizens from the White House

TEHRAN - Although U.S. President Donald Trump vetoed the congressional decision using his special powers, the U.S. president's move has led to anger and discontent among U.S. citizens. Currently, American citizens call the White House a symbol of the violation of democracy in the United States.

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

What are the charges of French government?

TEHRAN - The violent crackdown on the French government with protesters has led to the protest of many formal and informal institutions in Europe and the world. This is while the Emmanuel Macroen government is trying to make it natural! Reports published recently in France have shown that Paris has blamed the government for its opponents and suppressed protesters in the streets of the capital.