Why was Iran so quick to rally behind Erdogan?
Iran — Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was until recently a frequent critic of Iran’s policies in the region. These criticisms were not only numerous, but also expressed…
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Why is South Azerbaijan rebelling?
This is my first post in my editorial, it so happened that it coincided with another wave of protests in South Azerbaijan (some sources call…
Iran to export Russian gas to Georgia via Armenia
The agreement on trial gas exports from Iran through Armenia to Georgia will allow covering one fourth of the country’s gas demand and will decrease…
Turmoil in Iran moved to provinces with an Azeri Turkish majority
London-Turmoil in Iran moved to provinces with an Azeri Turkish majority in the northwest of the country, to join the series of other regions where…
Rebirth of tourism in Iran
More visitors have been exploring Iran since last year’s landmark nuclear deal and the lifting of sanctions. When the video Don’t Go To Iran first hit…
More and more people take to the streets in South Azerbaijan – PHOTO; VIDEO
Today, mass protests of Iranian Azerbaijanis were held all around the South Azerbaijan, reports the newspaper “Yeni Musavat”. The cause of mass protests of Azerbaijanis…
Iran’s payslip scandal spells trouble for Rouhani
“Payslip-gate”, as it has come to be known, has been dominating the news headlines in Iran for months. The scandal began in May when the…
Men in Iran are wearing hijabs in solidarity with their wives who are forced to cover their hair
Men in Iran are wearing hijabs in a display of solidarity with women across the country who are forced to cover their heads in public. Wearing…
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait Complain to U.N. over Iran Maritime Assault
Riyadh- Saudi Arabia’s Permanent Representative to the U.N., Abdallah Al-Mouallimi, asserted that the complaint presented by Saudi Arabia and Kuwait to the U.N. on Tuesday…
Is the Iran-Saudi Cold War Heating Up?
Throughout decades of ferocious rivalry, Iran and Saudi Arabiahave, even while backing competing forces across the Middle East, generally maintained one red line: They wouldn’t…