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Month: December 2017

Iran Protests: Civil Rights Movement Or Revolution?

Published December 31, 2017by Guest Contributor 2 Comments

by Reza Marashi Revolution or civil rights movement? That’s the question I’ve been asked repeatedly as the latest round of protests in Iran commenced. But it’s not the first time I’ve tried to explain what even many inside Iran had… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Iran Huffington Post, Iran, Iran protests, Reza Marashi

Azerbaijan Wrestles with Rising Iranian Influence

Published December 31, 2017by Guest Contributor 4 Comments

by Zaur Shiriyev Azerbaijan’s government is growing increasingly concerned about what it sees as growing Iranian manipulation of the country’s Shia Muslim believers.

Analysis, Azerbaijan, Iran Azerbaijan, Eurasianet, Iran, Zaur Shiriyev

Spinning the Iranian protests

Published December 31, 2017by Guest Contributor 9 Comments

by James M. Dorsey In supporting recent anti-government protests in Iran, both Iranian hardliners and the US State Department may want to be careful what they wish for. Not only are the protests unlikely to spark the kind of change either… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Iran anti-Iran hawks, Iran, Iran protests, Iranian Hardliners, James Dorsey, United States

Iran Denies Compromise on Caspian Division

Published December 30, 2017by Guest Contributor

by Joshua Kucera Iran has denied Russian claims that it has agreed on how to divide up the Caspian Sea, casting doubt on reports that the decades-long dispute over the sea is about to be resolved.

Iran, Russia caspian sea, Eurasianet, Iran, Joshua Kucera, Russia

From Asia to the Mideast, Trump Is Isolating the U.S.

Published December 30, 2017by Guest Contributor 3 Comments

by Donald Kirk President Donald Trump is plunging deeper and deeper into the cold depths of foreign policy issues from the Middle East to Asia.

Analysis, US Foreign Policy Donald Kirk, Donald Trump, InsideSources, Trump administration, U.S. Foreign Policy, United States

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