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Is Iran on the Edge of a Precipice?

Published December 3, 2019by Guest Contributor 11 Comments

By Daniel Brumberg The widespread protests caused by the Iranian government’s decision on November 15 to raise the price of gasoline by a whopping 50 percent have generated a flurry of speculation about their wider political implications for Iran’s rulers. What does… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Iran Daniel Brumberg, Iran

Background and consequences of protests in Iran: A look from within

Published December 2, 2019by Guest Contributor 10 Comments

By Amir Delshad Two weeks after the eruption of protests in Iran due to the rise in petrol prices, the unrests may have subsided but discontent is still on the rise, like the clam before the storm which may erupt… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Iran Amir Delshad, Iran

Can The Iran Crisis Be A Blessing in Disguise for Europe?

Published November 26, 2019by Eldar Mamedov 10 Comments

By Eldar Mamedov Popular protests in Iran came at a particularly delicate time for the nuclear agreement between Iran and the world powers, known as Joint Comprehensive Plan Of Action (JCPOA). More than one year after the United States unilaterally… Continue Reading →

Analysis, EU, Iran Eldar Mamedov, European Union, Iran

Iran Isn’t A ‘Unitary State,’ Domestic Politics Play A Role In Its Foreign Policy

Published November 26, 2019by Guest Contributor 13 Comments

By Jalil Bayat A nearly 40-year absence of ties between Iran and the United States has culminated in misunderstandings and mistakes between the two governments and an insufficient understanding between the two societies. This is the case even among the… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Iran Iran, Jalil Bayat

Neither Thaw nor War: Steering the U.S. and Iran Out of No-Man’s-Land

Published November 25, 2019by Guest Contributor 6 Comments

By Ghoncheh Tazmini With protests flaring up around the country over a hike in fuel prices, the atmosphere in Iran is febrile. At the same time, it is eerily quiet with the near-total internet shutdown cutting the country off from… Continue Reading →

Analysis, Iran Ghoncheh Tazmini, Iran

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