Iran
Dr. Salem Alketbi’s analysis of Iran: the regime’s regional policies, its nuclear and missile programmes, its proxies, and what they mean for Gulf and Arab security.
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Opinion & Analysis
Zarif’s New York Times’ Articles
A few days ago, Iranian foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, wrote an article in New York Times, which did not…
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Sectarianism and the Iranian Liberation Army
Iran’s possession of military nuclear capabilities was, and still is, a certainly serious risk to the national security of the…
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Rohani Down?
In Iranian affairs, there seems to be no disagreement that President Hassan Rouhani was betting heavily on the nuclear agreement…
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The Arab Present Absentee
Since the mid-July failed coup in Turkey, the Middle Eastern scene has been witnessing a rapid movement of players. Turkey…
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Why Iranian Tanks Crush Satellite Dishes?
Basij News, the pro-Sepah news agency, reported that the local authorities destroyed about one hundred thousand satellite dishes and other…
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The Mullahs and their Opponents … A New Chapter of the Novel
After about almost six months of the visit of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to Paris, and receiving what the media…
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Iraq and Iran… Persian old grudges
I have never been convinced that Iran is interfering in Iraq for strategic reasons related only to Iran’s national security,…
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The Iranian Twisted Logic
I do not feel a big surprise when I notice that Iran and its officials are the primary source of…
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Ramadan Stations (2)
* Shaheen Dedjoah, a former member of the Iranian negotiator nuclear team and former Iranian security adviser, approved he visited…
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Iran and Shiite Mercenaries…Endless Plots
It seems that Iran is no longer interested in the regional and international responses about its practices, which do not…
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