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Report: Trump’s Right, US Navy Are Pirates
The noisy US President Donald Trump has recently made controversial remarks about the American blockade against Iran that is a kind of admission to a crime. He admitted that the US Navy has acted like "pirates" in implementing the blockade on the Iranian ports.
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How Imam Sayyed Mojtaba Khamenei’s message awakens hope for a world free of domination
As I sit here reflecting on the words that have just reached me from the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, I find myself pausing in quiet wonder. I cannot believe that a man like me, Mir Mohammad Alikhan, is the one writing this.
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IRIS Dena sinking: Survivors testimony, diplomatic delays, and US-India-Sri Lanka role
Fresh testimony from survivors of the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena has intensified scrutiny over the March 4 U.S. attack that sank the vessel near Sri Lanka, raising serious questions about whether the strike constituted a deliberate war crime and whether India and Sri Lanka played indirect roles by delaying safe harbor for the ship
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What's behind Araghchi's regional tour?
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi arrived in St. Petersburg on Monday for meetings with senior Russian officials, following visits to Pakistan and Oman.
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Report / Araghchi’s Islamabad Re-Visit: Will Talks with US Be Resumed?
As the work is underway by Pakistan to hold a new round of talks between the US and Iran for a deal to end the war, Iran's Foreign Ministry Minister Abbas Araghchi visited Islamabad. He talked to senior Pakistani officials and then left the capital for Muscat as the second stop of his tour. He talked to his Pakistani counterpart and the army chief. According to to sources familiar with the visit, he conveyed to the Pakistani officials Tehran's message regarding end of war with the US.
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Report: Iraq’s PM Election Scenarios
With the protracted and convoluted dispute among Kurdish parties over Iraq’s new president finally settled, another turbulent chapter in the formation of a new government has come to a close. Now, all eyes are on the Shiite Coordination Framework (SCF), the majority coalition in parliament, as Iraqis wait to see which candidate will emerge from behind closed doors, amid murky political horse-trading and backroom negotiations, for the key post of prime minister.
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Report: Netanyahu Stuck in a Home Swamp as Israelis Fume Over Military Defeat
Anti-government protests in Tel Aviv over the past two days continued as the protesters have voiced the surging discontent with the performance of the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the wars against Iran and Lebanon. The demonstrations caught attention as the protesters raised posters of "Pinocchio Netanyahu", accusing the PM of dishonesty, lying, and corruption.
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Report: Dim Outlook of Aviation Industry as Strait of Hormuz Closure Continues
Geopolitical developments in West Asia region after US-Israeli aggression on Iran have left deep and vast impact on the world energy markets. Just contrary the claims made by the US President Donald Trump that military pressures and offensive strategies against Iran can stabilize the energy markets, economic data suggest that not only have these policies not been successful, but also they have stirred a fuel crisis in the world, especially Western countries.
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Report: Are Lebanon-Israel Talks a Lebanese Civil War Trigger?
Despite the Israeli insistence on not accepting the ceasefire in Lebanon and continuing heavy attacks on south of the country, Beirut leaders have taken a way other than echoing the voice of their nation that calls for defense against the Israeli aggression.
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Why alchemists of America’s secret programs are vanishing
When Donald Trump emerged from a closed-door briefing on April 16, he characterized the recent wave of missing and deceased American scientists as "pretty serious stuff," a phrasing that suggests the administration is no longer viewing the "coincidence" of these events as a statistical anomaly.
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Report / Election of Amidi As Iraq’s President: PUK Restores Power, Political Dynamics Shift
The period of political uncertainty that has been overshadowing Iraq for months has ended following a strategic and surprising turn. The election of Nizar Amidi, the candidate of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), as new Iraqi president on Sunday is not a simple change in the list of the officials of the country, it is a turning point in the Iraqi power dynamics, the competition among the two leading Kurdish parties, and redefinition of the international influence in the autonomous Kurdistan region. This shift signals a paradigm change in Kurdistan coalitions and even charts a new course for the ruling Shiite Coordination Framework’s policy to break the prime ministerial deadlock in Baghdad.
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Report / Strait of Hormuz: The Gordian Knot of Iran-US Talks
After the US and Iran agreed to a ceasefire last week, they met in Islamabad on Saturday for talks to secure a deal surrounding matters of contention, especially the Iranian nuclear program. As expected, the two countries participated at high levels given the significance of negotiations.
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Is Israel’s negotiation offer a trap for Lebanon?
The Lebanese government seeks to hold direct talks with the Zionist regime in Washington. The negotiations, scheduled for Tuesday, have triggered alarm bells inside Lebanon as well as protests as the country is under the Israeli fire.
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Iran and Islam as the Divine Lash for the Disciplining of the West
An American author, in an article comparing Islamic Iran to the lash of God, described it as the disciplinarian of Western civilization.
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Report: Why Did Trump Use Vulgar Language in Call for Strait of Hormuz Reopening?
Many experts suggest that vulgarity is the last stage of fury of a person before defeat. The US President Donald Trump has just reached this stage as he used a vulgar language in asking Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz that has been closed since war started on February 28. In unusual words and far from politeness, Trump insulted Iran in his call for Tehran officials to reopen the key waterway in the Persian Gulf, threatening that he will bomb power plants and bridges if Iran refused to do so.
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Report / Iraqi Resistance Groups’ Growing Role in Regional Conflict: Why and How?
Iraq security situation is escalating day by day and as the Iraqi people and government support Iran in the face of the American-Israeli aggression, various Iraqi resistance groups voice their readiness to get involved in the conflict more seriously and actively.
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Report: Why Did Trump Use Vulgar Language in Call for Strait of Hormuz Reopening?
Many experts suggest that vulgarity is the last stage of fury of a person before defeat. The US President Donald Trump has just reached this stage as he used a vulgar language in asking Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz that has been closed since war started on February 28. In unusual words and far from politeness, Trump insulted Iran in his call for Tehran officials to reopen the key waterway in the Persian Gulf, threatening that he will bomb power plants and bridges if Iran refused to do so.
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Report: Why’s the IAEA and Grossi not Condemning US-Israeli Attacks on Iran’s Nuclear Facilities?
As the war on Iran continues, Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant has come under attacks several times, raising concerns about safety of the facility. However, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has not yet reacted to these dangerous attacks. In this connection, the IAEA website, without condemning the attacks, said that the Secretary-General Rafael Grossi was strongly concerned about the developments.
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War of words: how western media distort the Iran conflict
The war of the US–Israeli coalition against Iran has not only created a deep geopolitical crisis but has also once again shown that during wartime, media narratives can be as influential as missiles and drones in shaping global public opinion.
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From Washington to Tehran: Trump’s ‘stone age’ threat sparks global outcry
U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to bomb Iran back to “the Stone Ages” has triggered fierce backlash from Tehran, drawn sharp criticism from lawmakers in Washington, unsettled global markets, and prompted concern from leaders around the world, marking one of the most controversial developments in the five‑week‑long conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran.
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What the firing of Randy George may signal about Iran?
The sudden dismissal of General Randy George should not be read as a routine matter in the military leadership.
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‘Future of war with Iran and US decline scenarios’ to be examined in virtual summit
A panel of international analysts, legal experts, and political thinkers from across the Arab and Islamic world will gather Saturday in a virtual symposium to dissect the strategic consequences of a potential war with Iran and the unfolding scenarios of American decline.
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8 realities after one month of war; A narrative of America’s strategic deadlock against Iran
The experience of this war once again recalls an old reality: in wars, it is strategy—not tactics—that determines the outcome.
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Shockwaves of war on Iran’s historical heritage
Following consecutive airstrikes by the United States and the Israeli regime from late February through the closing days of March, a number of Iran’s most important historical monuments and sites across multiple provinces have been damaged or destroyed.
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Report: What’s Driven Trump’s Retreat from His Iran Ultimatum?
The world oil prices keep establishing new price records, and under the impact of war the global markets are tumultuous. According to a report by Macquarie Group, if the war on Iran continues until June and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, oil prices could soar to a record $200 per barrel
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Washington's Iran gamble: How ground operations would entrench the US deeper in a quagmire
If the February 28 assault on Iran exposed the depth of Washington’s strategic miscalculation, then any move toward deploying U.S. ground forces—particularly with the aim of reopening the Strait of Hormuz or securing a decisive military victory—would constitute an even more profound error.
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Report: War Against Iran Draining US Tomahawk Missile Stockpile, Alarming Pentagon
US military has fired more than 850 Tomahawk cruise missiles in four weeks of its war against Iran, burning through the precision weapons at a rate that has alarmed Pentagon officials and prompted internal discussions about how to make more available, according to a report by The Washington Post, citing sources.
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Ali Larijani: A life dedicated to Iran’s security, stability, and progress
Dr. Ali Larijani was a distinguished philosopher–statesman of the Islamic Republic of Iran whose intellectual depth, political experience, and strategic vision shaped the country’s policies over his decades of public service.
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Report: World Economy Counting the Costs as Oil Prices Surge amid Iran War
While only ten days have gone since the US-Israeli aggression against Iran, the repercussions of this warmongering have plunged the global economy into a deep crisis. Even if hostilities were to cease now, there is little hope for a quick recovery from the devastating effects of this turmoil in the short run.
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Report: This Year’s Quds Day Rallies an Extension of Anti-war Demonstrations
This year’s Quds Day in Iran was marked Friday as Iran is under the joint Israeli-American aggression, one that Netanyahu and his staunch backer Trump waged on Tehran after Gaza war and Iran has so far shown a great resistance to and in its response has dealt working blows to the aggressors.