International
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By Abir Bassam
American threats of assassinations: What follows?
It seems that American President Donald Trump is greatly enjoying the game of power. He must have lost his balance as a credible businessman to becoming a genuine cowboy, raising his pistol, and shooting all around. His ego is becoming more inflated every day. This was bluntly expressed on the 16th of September in his interview on Fox News, bragging his decision to assassinate another state's president.
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By Mohammad Mazhari
Saddam rewarded those who backed him against Iran by capturing Kuwait: Iraqi expert
TEHRAN - Najah Mohammad Ali, an Iraqi analyst, says that Kuwait and Saudi Arabia took a very hostile position against Iran during Saddam Hussein’s war against Iran in the 1980s but Saddam rewarded them by capturing Kuwait.
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By Amir Mohammad Esmaeili
EU unable to pursue independent policy toward Iran: Italian geopolitical analyst
“All the recent agreements signed on the Palestinians' skin must be read as anti-Iranian moves”
TEHRAN - An Italian geopolitical analyst says since the European Union doesn't have an "autonomous army from U.S. control" it cannot pursue and independent foreign policy toward Iran and other important issues.
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By Abir Bassam
American threats of assassinations: What follows?
It seems that American President Donald Trump is greatly enjoying the game of power. He must have lost his balance as a credible businessman to becoming a genuine cowboy, raising his pistol, and shooting all around. His ego is becoming more inflated every day. This was bluntly expressed on the 16th of September in his interview on Fox News, bragging his decision to assassinate another state's president.
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By Mohammad Mazhari
Saddam rewarded those who backed him against Iran by capturing Kuwait: Iraqi expert
TEHRAN - Najah Mohammad Ali, an Iraqi analyst, says that Kuwait and Saudi Arabia took a very hostile position against Iran during Saddam Hussein’s war against Iran in the 1980s but Saddam rewarded them by capturing Kuwait.
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By Amir Mohammad Esmaeili
EU unable to pursue independent policy toward Iran: Italian geopolitical analyst
“All the recent agreements signed on the Palestinians' skin must be read as anti-Iranian moves”
TEHRAN - An Italian geopolitical analyst says since the European Union doesn't have an "autonomous army from U.S. control" it cannot pursue and independent foreign policy toward Iran and other important issues.
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By Amir Mohammad Esmaeili
Terrorism by West and Israel considered ‘self-defense’, says Canadian lawyer
“Palestinians, Arabs and Muslims are not allowed the right to resist foreign invaders which is a protected right under International law.”
TEHRAN - Edward C. Corrigan, a Canadian analyst, and lawyer, says the acts of terrorism committed by the West and its ally Israel are justified as “self-defense”. “Terrorism conducted by the West, and our ally Israel, is not considered terrorism but “self-defense,” Corrigan tells the Tehran Times.
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By Zahra Mirzafarjouyan
China, Russia next targets if U.S. wins in undermining Iran
TEHRAN – Pointing to U.S. unlawful move to reimpose sanctions against Iran and importance of confronting its unilateralism, Cartalucci said China and Russia are next targets of the U.S. if it will be successful in undermining of Iran.
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By Laurent Guyénot
“New world order pledged to Jews” 80 years ago
Most Zionist diplomacy takes place in secret, through corruption and blackmail (euphemistically called “lobbying”). But sometimes it is deemed appropriate that some statement be written down by some government representative in support of Zionism. The Goyim who write these statements may think them of little consequence, but Zionists know very well how to capitalize on them.
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By Mohammad Mazhari
Israel's greatest fear is rapprochement between Ankara and Tehran: Turkish politician
Dogan Bekin likens UAE-Bahrain normalization deals with Israel to ‘cotton thread’
TEHRAN – Dogan Bekin, vice president of the New Welfare Party in Turkey, is of the opinion that Israel's greatest fear is a rapprochement between countries like Turkey and Iran as two regional powers.
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By Mohammad Mazhari
Bahraini regime’s function is to serve Western powers’ interests: Bahraini activist
TEHRAN – A Bahraini political activist says the Bahraini regime’s function is to serve the interests of Western powers in the region.
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By Mohammad Mazhari
U.S. sanctions bring Moscow, Beijing, and Tehran together: Russian academic
TEHRAN - An associate professor in the Department of Comparative Politics at Russia’s RUDN University believes that the United States' sanctions are one of the factors that bring Iran, Russia, and China together.
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By Abir Bassam
Lebanon boiling over its harbor hot tin
What is being cooked in Beirut's harbor? It seems that there are urgent needs to keep Lebanon on guard. The country is barely picking itself up after the blast on the 4th of August. Now, it is going through another dilemma as the fire burst on the 10th of September. The two major accidents suggest that the time has not yet come for Beirut to write its closure.
