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In an interview, Saeid Golkar argues that, whoever wins, the protests in Iran have changed the country dramatically.
Many eyes will be on Iran’s side in the World Cup, but conflating it with the regime would be a mistake.
“Apartheid” is used emotionally when it comes to treatment of Palestinians, but increasingly it also has analytical usefulness.
In an interview, Benedict Robin-D’Cruz discusses Muqtada al-Sadr and how he has preserved his religious authority.
In an interview, Ali Fathollah-Nejad discusses the recent protests in Iran, and long-term prospects for the post-revolutionary political order.
In an increasingly unpredictable global environment, expect Turkish foreign policy to be just as elusive.
Why water scarcity in Iran is a source of domestic and regional instability.
Turkey’s upcoming elections help to explain why Recep Tayyip Erdogan is thinking of rekindling ties with Syria.
In an interview, Marsin Alshamary discusses the current crisis in Iraq, and the possibility of a wider armed confrontation.
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