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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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.
Alireza Jafarzadeh, Fox News, 1 December 2015 The November terrorist attacks in Paris left 130 innocent people killed and many more injured. As law enforcement agencies continue their manhunt for the perpetrators’ network, France has stepped up attacks on ISIS in Syria, and every effort
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Soona Samsami, Washington Times, 27 November 2015 Most students of Physics 101 have been exposed to a well-known thought experiment called “Schrodinger’s Cat.” In this experiment, renowned Danish physicist Erwin Schrodinger illustrates an absurd feature of quantum theory that allows a hypothetical cat to be both
By Soona Samsami, NCRI-US, 31 July 2015 Critics rightly point out that the Iran nuclear deal announced on July 14 is deeply flawed. The pact preserves Iran’s major nuclear infrastructure; it fails to convincingly block all pathways to a nuclear bomb; Tehran can secretly outsource
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Alireza Jafarzdeh, The Hill, June 3, 2015 For years, the conventional wisdom has been that Iran and North Korea have long cooperated in missile technology, giving the perception of not so dangerous of an alliance. That was until last week. In yet another groundbreaking revelation,
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Alireza Jafarzadeh, Fox News, 21 January 2015 The expected congressional vote on a new sanctions bill against the Iranian regime has rekindled debate over Tehran’s nuclear defiance and the best way to confront it. Congress has misgivings about a rogue regime intent on obtaining nuclear