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CulturalAnalysis / Pipeline VS. Strait: How’s Riyadh Aspiring to Bypass Strait of Hormuz?
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz following the US-Israeli aggression on Iran has left the fate of one of the most important energy arteries through which 20 percent of the world energy flows in a state of ambiguity…
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CulturalAnalysis / Shadow Fleet: The Story of Iran Beating US Sea Blockade
Iran has managed to break through the US naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. Ample data now shows that numerous ships have slipped past US’s so-called maritime siege on Iran. On Monday, for instance, media reports…
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CulturalAnalysis: What Are Consequences of US Kidnapping Iraq’s Resistance Commander?
After years of trying various ways to deal blows to Iraq's resistance groups, the US has now embarked on its latest and most dangerous gamble yet, one that could push tensions between the two sides to a boiling…
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CulturalWhy renewed war on Iran would shatter global markets more than Tehran
I’ve spent the last two months glued to the trading screens as an investment banker, watching oil swing wildly like a pendulum in a storm. It touched $120 a barrel amid fresh tensions, dipped back toward $80 on…
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CulturalWhy Washington can't close the book on Iran
Following Donald Trump's visit to China and the simultaneous intensification of geopolitical tensions across the Middle East and East Asia, the Iran file has become a deeper strategic headache for Washington than…
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CulturalIranian female doctor’s account of scientific progress, love for homeland, and hijab
Mandana Pourian is an Iranian physician and a graduate of Farzanegan School. She won first place in the Kharazmi Scientific Festival, earned a national silver medal in the Biology Olympiad, and ranked first in the…
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CulturalFrom narrative to reality: U.S. journalist recounts Iran visit, challenges Western media portrayals
Wyatt Reed, an American journalist and correspondent for The Grayzone known for his reporting on U.S. foreign policy and international conflicts, offers a firsthand account that challenges prevailing Western narratives…
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CulturalAnalysis: Emerging Reports of Damage to US Bases Explain Why Trump Demanded Ceasefire
As the living costs, especially the fuel, rise in the US, one of the constant criticisms of the opponents of the warmongering of the Trump administration is the damage of the war to the US economy.
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CulturalAnalysis; From Hegemony to Hormuz: The US Decline and Rise of Multipolar World Order
Earlier in this century, the the US with invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 and then Iraq in 2003 intended to consolidate its hegemony in the world. Such politicians as Condoleezza Rice openly talked about the New…
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CulturalAnalysis: Strait of Hormuz, the Field Determining the War of Wills
The developments of recent days in the Persian Gulf and reports of confrontations between IRGC and American naval forces have shown that in deeper layers of the ceasefire that followed the US-Israeli aggression…
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CulturalWhen international law becomes a post-mortem archive
A report published by Haaretz on May 17 suggests that the International Criminal Court is moving quietly toward new arrest warrants for senior Israeli figures, including Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir, alongside…
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CulturalStrait of Hormuz revives Iran's neglected trade corridors
The disruptions in commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz have not only affected Iran's maritime trade but have also redirected a portion of regional trade flows toward alternative land and rail routes…