Washington Times | Iran an unlikely beneficiary of Russia's military campaign in Syria Washington Times Russia's stepped-up military campaign in Syria is not only offering a lifeline to the embattled Assad regime, it is providing badly needed relief for Iranian proxies that will enable them to move more aggressively in the region's other conflicts — in ... How Iranian general plotted out Syrian assault in Moscow 'Send Qassem Soleimani': Here's how Putin and Iran plotted out their new ... Iran Plotted With Russia for Months on Military Intervention in Syria |
BBC News | Will Iran and the US shake hands in 2017? BBC News When he addressed the UN General Assembly last week, Iran's president Hassan Rouhani struck a mostly positive note, proclaiming a new era of engagement with the outside world. But there was no handshake with President Obama, not even a phone call ... Why did Iran's parliament hold hearings on the nuclear deal? Why Iran Doesn't Trust America -- And What Can Be Done to Change That Obama Closes Opening to Iran |
The New Yorker | Iran's Javad Zarif on Russia and Peace in Syria The New Yorker Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, is in demand these days. On the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly, he shook hands with President Obama and met twice with Secretary of State John Kerry. (Zarif and Kerry have been nominated, jointly, ... UN asks Iran to help peace in Syria UN Chief Urges Iran To Nudge Syria Toward Peace Settlement |
Foreign Policy (blog) | The Two Faces of Modern Iran Foreign Policy (blog) When I sat down for an interview this summer with Iranian Vice President Massoumeh Ebtekar in Tehran, I expected the rhetoric of a Hezbollah apparatchik. It turned out to be one of the more substantive and candid interviews I've had with a Middle ... |
The Guardian | Iran threatens Frankfurt book fair boycott over Rushdie speech The Guardian Eleven publishers in Iran have also written a letter urging the fair to cancel Rushdie's address. “Inviting an individual who is an apostate and Mahdūr ad-damm [whose blood must be wasted] in this book fair is repulsive and anti-cultural,” said the ... Iran: Officials Object to Event With Salman Rushdie A Self-Defeating Crusade Against Salman Rushdie Iran threatens to boycott Frankfurt Book Fair due to Salman Rushdie speech |
International New York Times | Iran Might Not Be an Immediate Bonanza for Oil Firms International New York Times And with the increasing likelihood that international sanctions on Iran will be lifted, it is no surprise that European oil executives like Ben van Beurden, chief executive of Royal Dutch Shell, and Claudio Descalzi, chief executive of Eni of Italy ... Post-sanctions Iran to launch 50 new oil projects, says official Investing in Iran? You'd Better Like Tea, Cake and Bureaucracy UPDATE 1-Iran to launch new oil projects, sees post-sanctions supply boost |
Harvard Gazette | Inside the Iran nuclear deal Harvard Gazette The contentious deal, which freezes Iran's nuclear program for the next 10 to 15 years in exchange for lifting international sanctions, was struck July 14 in Vienna and took effect last month. The pact marks the first time since the 1979 hostage crisis ... |
Yahoo Sports | Doctor refutes claim Iran broke gender rules Yahoo Sports "There are no gender concerns for women's futsal and football teams," Dr Zohreh Haratian, the governing body's appointee in Iran, told Shargh daily. "No scientific proof exists on these claims," she said, noting that all the players had been checked ... Iran women's futsal team accused of fielding men at Asia Championship |
Jason Rezaian, Washington Post Reporter, Nears a Grim Milestone in Iran New York Times Jason Rezaian, the Washington Post's imprisoned Iran correspondent, will have spent his 444th day in captivity as of Friday, the same length of time as the Americans held during the 1979-81 Iran hostage crisis. The newspaper pointed out the comparison ... |
Forbes | Argentinian President Claims Former Obama Official Asked The Country To ... Forbes It felt like hours, but was only a mere 45 seconds. In perhaps the most moving moment of this weeks United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) meeting, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stared down the audience in a moment of silence that made ... |