Country: Iran

Ahmad Ghosn17/01/2025

The new Middle East starts in Beirut

In his address to the United Nations (2023), Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unveiled the […]
Ahmad Ghosn27/12/2024

The Geopolitics of Anxiety in Syria

Emotions often take a back seat to strategies and policies in the intricate tapestry of […]
Ahmad Ghosn09/12/2024

With the fall of Syria, Iran has many reasons to be afraid

Iran's regional influence in the Middle East turns around ally Syria. In its struggle to […]
Nikola Mikovic16/11/2024

Trump's strategy to freeze the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict

Donald Trump, the newly elected US President, may not like Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, but […]
Arthur Blok02/10/2024

The paradox of being Lebanese

It is not easy being Lebanese these days if it ever was. Surrounded by unfriendly […]
Nikola Mikovic22/09/2024

Putin’s non-existent red lines could lead Russia into a nuclear abyss

It looks like Russia does not have any red lines. Almost daily, NATO-backed Ukraine inflicts […]
Arthur Blok20/09/2024

The West’s misconception of Azerbaijan: “What we are accused of is blown out of proportions”

Azerbaijan is often negatively depicted in the Western mainstream media by individuals who have never […]
Emad Aysha27/08/2024

From Armenia to the World Wide Web: Iran’s Shant Khodadadian on Speculative Fiction

Shant is an Armenian name meaning lightning. Khodadad is a Persian word meaning God, given with the typical Armenian “-ian” suffix. Khodadadian was born in Iran and started reading at a very young age.
Emad Aysha29/06/2024

Petro preferences – A ‘novel’ way to answer lingering questions

The story is semi-science fiction set in the very near future. Iran is at war with Saudi Arabia, and the only way the Saudis can tip the balance back in their favour is to buy up General Motors, the company manufacturing Iran’s superior tanks. Worse still, the villainous Iran here is led by none other than the Shah
Salman Rushdie after the attack. Picture courtesy of Rachel Eliza Griffiths.
Paul Cliteur18/05/2024

In the Ayatollah’s grip: Salman Rushdie’s “Knife”

“I didn’t think very much about the man whose actions had put me in this […]
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