Iran-US Negotiations: A Parody of Diplomacy?
A fragile Iran-US agreement could reshape Iran’s internal politics, improve bilateral relations and regional stability, or empower radical factions and deepen geopolitical uncertainty worldwide.
Author: Farid Mirbagheri
Political Islam and the Future of NATO
Political Islam has failed to replace the former Soviet Union as the unifying force for NATO countries. The Alliance will probably never be the same as it was.
Inevitable Changes for Iran
Both nationally and internationally the Islamic Repubic in Iran is facing existential challenges that it is unlikey to overcome.
Iran in the Throes of Change
The uprising in Iran are now marked by two features distinguishing them from previous protests: The unity of people in calling out for the return of monarchy and the pledge of the United States in coming to aid of the...
A Radical Shift in US National Security Strategy
In the latest National Security Strategy document, the US government delineates new priorities in global politics and postulates a paradigm shift in Washington’s foreign policy.
Foreign Policy Debacle and Domestic Rage Determine Iran’s Future
The Islamic Republic of Iran is suffering the consequences of failed domestic and foreign policies since 1979.
A Radical Shift in International Relations or A Temporary Detour?
The policies of the new US Administration are bound to have far-reaching and enduring impact in global politics.
Global Challenges of the Next Few Decades
Three main challenges will continue to dominate the agenda of global politics for the next few decades if not longer. Internationalism, nationalism, globalism, concern for the environment and identity politics form the core of these challenges.
Commentary: Short Q&A by Professor Farid Mirbagheri, Senior Scholar, West Asia
Commentary: Short Q&A by Professor Farid Mirbagheri, Senior Scholar, West Asia
Commentary – A Region Caught Between Conflict and Diplomacy