As Iran and world powers tried to salvage the nuclear talks they have been engaged in for much of the past year ahead of the July 20 deadline for a final-status deal, Iranian leaders have been using media outlets to…
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Zarif threatens and blames West for Iran’s nuclear progress
Tagged with: America, Arak heavy water reactor, Geneva nuclear talks, Hassan Rouhani, Hassan Rowhani, Iran, Iran Media Focus, Iran nuclear program, Iran’s nuclear program, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammed Javad Zarif, Iranian Foreign Relations, Middle East, Mohammed Javad Zarif, Nuclear, nuclear talks, Sanctions, Tehran
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Iranian Financial Sanctions, Iranian Foreign Relations, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Mohammad Javad Zarif, nuclear talks
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Iranian Financial Sanctions, Iranian Foreign Relations, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Mohammad Javad Zarif, nuclear talks
Save Syrians – or Talk with Iran?
Even serious commentators are occasionally incomprehensible. This has become particularly apparent in the last few days when it comes to utterances about the Syria-Iran connection. Take the Daily Beast’s Peter Beinart, for example, who the other day tweeted: “what does…
Tagged with: America, Camille Grande, Carl Bildt, Center for American Progress, chemical weapons, Daily Beast, David Ignatius, Hassan Rowhani, Human Rights, Iran, Matt Duss, Middle East, Nuclear, nuclear weapons, Peter Beinart, Syria, syria and iran, Syrian Chemical Weapons, Tehran, the Center for American Progress, Wall Street Journal
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Iranian elections, Iranian Foreign Relations, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Media Coverage
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Iranian elections, Iranian Foreign Relations, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Media Coverage
Iran on Syrian Chemical Massacre (2)
With US Secretary of State John Kerry’s confirmation that Bashar Assad gassed his civilian population, Tehran’s involvement in this crisis has been upgraded. Media coverage has been good, but we’d still like to frame the reportage more precisely. Perhaps viewing…
Tagged with: Baath Party, bashar assad, Basij, chemical massacre, chemical weapons, Hassan Rowhani, Hossein Sheikholeslam, Iran, Iran nuclear program, Iran’s nuclear program, Islamic Consultative Assembly, Israel, jeffrey feltman, John Kerry, Khalaf Muftah, Lakhdar Brahimi, Media, Middle East, Mohammad Reza Naqdi, Nuclear, nuclear program, republican guards, Rouhani, Rowhani, Secretary of State, strategic weapons, Syria, Tehran, US, zionist regime
Posted in BBC, Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Media Coverage, Military
Posted in BBC, Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Media Coverage, Military
Plutonium Route, Now Firmly on Agenda
When the IAEA’s May report came out, a minority – including this blog – was alert enough to flag the reference to Iranian progress in the plutonium route. Now, this issue is finally receiving the media attention it deserves. Typical of…
Tagged with: Amos Yadlin, Arak reactor, CBS, David Albright, Hassan Rowhani, Iran, Iran nuclear program, Iran’s nuclear program, ISIS, Israel, Jay Solomon, Media, Middle East, New York Times, Nuclear, nuclear program, NYT, Prime Minister Netanyahu, Rouhani, Rowhani, Tehran, the plutonium route, the wall street journal, UN, uranium enrichment program, weapons grade plutonium, WMD, WSJ
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Iranian elections, Iranian Financial Sanctions, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Other News
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Iranian elections, Iranian Financial Sanctions, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Other News
Iran Still in Latin America
This blog has made a consistent effort to keep readers abreast of reportage concerning Iran-Argentina relations. While the AMIA issue is critical, of course, Tehran’s designs throughout Latin America should remain front and center. Rouhani’s election has not changed that.…
Tagged with: Ahmadinejad, Alberto Nisman, America, AMIA, Andres Oppenheimer, Argentina, Buenos Aires, Cuba, Hassan Rowhani, Iran, Iran nuclear program, Iran-Argentina relations, Iran’s nuclear program, Iranian broadcasting authority, IRIB, Latin America, Media, Miami herald, Middle East, NIAC, Nuclear, nuclear program, Rouhani, Rowhani, State Department report, Tehran, Trita Parsi, US, us state department, Venezuela
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Iranian elections, Iranian Financial Sanctions, Iranian Foreign Relations, Iranian Politics, Media Coverage
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Iranian elections, Iranian Financial Sanctions, Iranian Foreign Relations, Iranian Politics, Media Coverage
Einhorn, Seymour & the ex-Officials Iran Club
What is it about former US Administration officials that makes them tough on Iran while inside – and then go soft once they hit the streets? This is precisely the question asked recently in a cynical tweet from Mark Hibbs,…
Tagged with: Ahmadinejad, Carnegie Endowment, carnegie endowment for international peace, Dennis Ross, Gary Seymour, Hassan Rowhani, Iran, Iran nuclear program, Iran’s nuclear program, Iranian Foreign Relations, Mark Hibbs, Middle East, Nuclear, nuclear policy, nuclear policy program, nuclear program, Robert Einhorn, Rouhani, Rowhani, Tehran, Thomas Pickering, US, US Administration officials
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Iranian elections, Iranian Financial Sanctions, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Khamenei, Media Coverage, Other News
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Iranian elections, Iranian Financial Sanctions, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Khamenei, Media Coverage, Other News
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