By Ali Safavi, Ny Daily News, March 28, 2016
The definition of madness is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. Welcome to U.S. foreign policy towards Iran The endless repetition of failed policy choices with respect to Tehran — spread across presidential administrations of both parties….
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By NCR-Iran.org , March 22, 2016
Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, strongly condemned the terrorist attacks at Brussels’ airport and subway station as crime against humanity. While offering her condolences to the Belgian people and government, she expressed her sincere sympathies to the families of the victims of this terrorist crime and wished for the recovery of the injured.
March 18, 2016 Washington, DC- March 18, 2016, On the occasion of the Iranian New Year, Nowruz, the U.S. representative office of Iran’s parliament-in-exile, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI-US) held a reception celebrating this ancient Iranian tradition. Among the speakers were Ambassador
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Soona Samsami, The Hill, 15 March 2016 The Iranian regime held two sets of elections in the last week of February. Some in the West see the elections as the first test of power for the mullahs’ president Hassan Rouhani after the signing of the
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Alireza Jafarzadeh, Fox News, 9 March 2016 On February 26th, elections were held for Iran’s parliament and Assembly of Experts. In the aftermath, we are witnessing some of the same rationalizations and tortured logic that allowed certain Western policymakers to convince themselves three years ago
Did Things Change After Iran’s Elections? Not Really. The Mullahs Are Still in Charge Read More
By Maryam Rajavi , NCRI.org, February 28, 2016
Maryam Rajavi: Impact of the retreat in nuclear program reflected in the disturbance of the ruling theocracy’s internal balance .The entire regime was the loser of the elections; as internal crises aggravate and the population’s rage escalates, the mullahs inch closer to their downfall
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Soona Samsami, The Hill, 15 February 2016 Late last month, the Iranian regime’s President Hassan Rouhani wrapped up a trip to France and Italy for a deal bonanza after the lifting of sanctions. The inking of a host of commercial deals seemingly fueled arguments formulated by
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Mark Woods, Christian Today, 8 January 2016 The representative of the Assyrian community in Iran’s parliament, Jonathan Bet-Kelia, protested against the confiscation of an Assyrian church in the capital, Tehran, by government bodies who want to convert it into a Shi’ite shrine or ‘Hussainiya’. He
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By Ali Safavi, Fox News, 14 December 2015
The heinous terrorist attacks in San Bernardino 12 days ago and in Paris last month were clear reminders of the growing threat of Islamic extremism. This vicious ideology continues to take new physical forms – once Al Qaeda, now ISIS. Their goal is to create an Islamic “state” capable of enforcing Sharia law by force and unwinding humanity’s democratic achievements.
ISIS: The Road to Defeating Islamic Extremism Runs Through its Epicenter in Tehran Read More
Ali Safavi, Financial Times, 11 December 2015 The heinous terrorist attacks in San Bernardino last week and in Paris last month were clear reminders of the growing threat of Islamic extremism. This vicious ideology continues to take new physical forms – once al-Qaeda, now ISIS.
Defeating Extremism Runs Through Tehran Read More