Several reports have dwelled on Iranian backed infiltration into the US. Some of the reports deal with soft-power quiet infiltration in the academic field. Others deal with the hard-core recruitment of Hezbollah agents for the planning of terrorist attacks or…
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Iranian infiltration in the US
Tagged with: Ali Kourani, Dan Donovan, Fadi Yassine, Hezbollah, Samer el Debek, Tasnim News Agency, the wall street journal
Posted in Iranian Foreign Relations, Iranian Politics, Media Coverage, Military
Posted in Iranian Foreign Relations, Iranian Politics, Media Coverage, Military
Whatever Iran takes, it keeps
According to several reports, one of the central topics in the meeting between President Trump and President Putin this month was the concern over Iranian ambitions to establish a long term presence in Southern Syria. Such an occurrence would mean…
Tagged with: Iran, Iran Media Focus, Iranian Foreign Relations, ISIS, Middle East, syria and iran, Tehran, the wall street journal, the washington post
Posted in Iranian Foreign Relations, Iranian Politics, IRGC, Media Coverage
Posted in Iranian Foreign Relations, Iranian Politics, IRGC, Media Coverage
The other side of Rouhani
During the election campaign of Rouhani and following his election, he was portrayed as the moderate leader. During the campaign he went out against extremists, calling for more freedom, supporting more engagement and negating gender discrimination. Many media outlets were…
Tagged with: executions in Iran, Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Human Rights in Iran, Iran, Iran Media Focus, Iran’s nuclear program, Middle East, Tehran, The New York Times, the wall street journal, the washington post, women's rights in Iran
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Iranian elections, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Media Coverage
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Iranian elections, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Media Coverage
Coverage of the Iranian elections
Massive attention was given to the Iranian presidential elections, by media outlets, think-tanks and pundits. The coverage was split between those calling the elections fraudulent and insignificant to those relating to the elections as a turning point in Iran’s development…
Tagged with: Al Arabiya, Asharq Al-Awsat, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Bloomberg, Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Human Rights in Iran, Iran, Iran Media Focus, Iran’s nuclear program, Middle East, the wall street journal, the Washington Institute
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Iranian elections, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Media Coverage
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Iranian elections, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Media Coverage
Rouhani – unplugged and unveiled
As we near the presidential elections in Iran, only two months away, a few articles and papers have been released about the true character of Rouhani. Since his election, Rouhani has been upheld to be a moderate and a reformer.…
Tagged with: Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Human Rights in Iran, Iran, Iran Media Focus, Iranian Foreign Relations, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, John Hannah, Lawrence Haas, Middle East, Saeed Ghasseminejad, Sanctions, Tehran, the wall street journal
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Khamenei, Media Coverage
Posted in Hassan Rouhani, Human Rights, Iranian Nuclear Crisis, Iranian Politics, Khamenei, Media Coverage
New President in Town – The Rules Are Changing Towards Iran’s Accountability!
The eruption of tensions between the US and Iran over the recent period, is perhaps an indication that the rules of the game are changing, towards accountability, at last. Already in our piece titled American elections and Iran from November…
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