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Zawya Political
| 8 months ago
Head of the School of Government and International Affairs at Durham University. Economic hardships, coupled with few years old political protests make a cocktail that has pushed people to the streets in downtown Iran on Wednesday to protest the...
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Jerusalem Post
| 8 months ago
Adviser to Khamenei says Tehran will defeat enemy 'conspiracy' against its foreign currency and gold markets. Iran will defeat an enemy "conspiracy" against its foreign currency and gold markets, an adviser to Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali...
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Disinfo.com
| 8 months ago
Oddly missing from Netanyahu's speech was any acknowledgement that there has yet to be any positive evidence that Iran is pursuing a nuclear weapons program, any mention of the fact that the only nuclear power in the middle east is in fact Israel,...
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Jerusalem Post
| 8 months ago
In 'Washington Post' interview, Nobel Prize winner says US red lines on Iran must not be used by Israel to justify war. Photo: Screenshot In an interview with The Washington Post on Friday, former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger said that any...
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The New York Times
| 8 months ago
But the plan requires so many concessions by the West, starting with the dismantling of all the sanctions that are blocking oil sales and setting off the collapse of the Iranian currency , that American officials have dismissed it as unworkable.
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The New York Times
| 8 months ago
In the Iranian capital, all anyone can talk about is the rial, and how lives have been turned upside down in one terrible week. Every elevator ride, office visit or quick run to the supermarket brings new gossip about the currency's drop and a swirl...
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Jerusalem Post
| 8 months ago
Ricardo Mallaco Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid started his political campaign for the next Knesset this week by accusing Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu of trying to drag the United States into war with Iran. In his first English interview since...
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Washington Post
| 8 months ago
Calm was reported Thursday in the capital, as security forces patrolled key intersections and presided over mostly empty stalls in the city's largest street bazaar. But Iran's currency remained at near-historic lows, mirroring the fortunes of an...
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The Independent
| 8 months ago
Share +More The Tehran "bazaaris" the men who have shouted for an end to Iranian subsidies to the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad have to be taken seriously. They were the rich boys of the souk who supported the Islamic revolution against the Shah,...
