By Alireza Jafarzadeh, originally published in the International Business Times, June 27, 2021 What was at stake in the recent presidential election in Iran is the much-diminished prospects for the survival of the theocratic regime, presently at its most fragile state since 1979. Don’t search
Don’t Misread Iran’s Presidential Election; The Ship Is Sinking Read More
The Biden administration must understand it is dealing with a government in Tehran deep in survival mode. By Ali Safavi, originally published in the US News & World Report, 22nd April 2021 For the past two weeks, delegations from the United States and Iran have continued indirect meetings in Vienna to
By Mansoureh Galestan, Originally published in NCRI-Iran.org, 21st April 2021 As the Iranian regime’s sham presidential elections draw closer, state-run media acknowledge how people would boycott the regime’s sham elections and warn of its consequences. “According to political activists, the overall public satisfaction of the country’s
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By Mansoureh Galestan, Originally published in NCR-Iran.org, 19th April 2021 Iran’s state-run media on Sunday and Monday acknowledged how the regime had destroyed Iran’s economy, people’s lives and warned about another social turmoil. Iranians now face rampant inflation, skyrocketing prices, and the coronavirus outbreak. “The most damaging consequence of
Iran: State-Run Media Underline the Possibility of Another Uprising Read More
By Shahriar Kia, Originally published in NCR-Iran.org, 9th April 2021 Over 1,500 were killed in the Iranian People’s Nationwide Uprising in November 2019. In recent days, mullahs’ regime officials, amid their factional feuds, accuse one another of killing innocent protesters during the major Iran protests in November 2019. According
Written by Patrick Henry, originally published in International Business Times, 14th March 2021 Last month marked a historic turning point for the European Union in its dealings with the Iranian regime and its smiling Foreign Minister Javad Zarif. A court in Belgium convicted one of
US – Iran Relations: Will There Be A New Policy Against Tehran’s Dirty War? Read More
By Ali Safavi, originally published in Modern Diplomacy, March 6, 2021 Another US administration is trying to figure out its Iran policy. And, as always, the very regime at the core of the riddle is influencing the policy outcome. Through the years, the clerical rulers
Restart Iran Policy by Stopping Tehran’s Influence Operations Read More
By Hon. Ted Poe, originally published in Townhall, February 27, 2021 While working on terrorism-related issues during my congressional career, I soon understood not only that Iran had earned its reputation as the world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism, but also that the country’s leadership
Terrorism Ruling Presents Opportunity to Hold Tehran Accountable Read More
Iran subsidizes terror in Middle East, supports proxies in Syria and Iraq and imprisons or murders dissidents By Tom Ridge, The Washington Times, February 16, 2021 Shakespeare wrote in “The Merchant of Venice” that “The truth will out.” Last week, the truth did come out
Holding the Iranian regime accountable for terrorism Read More
By Kelly Jane Torrance, Originally published in The New York Post, February 4, 2021 There’s nothing the Iranian regime won’t stoop to as it tries to keep its ironfisted hold on power. It would even risk murdering thousands of innocents on Western soil if it
Don’t negotiate with Iran — it tried to kill me in 2018 Read More