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International Affairs
Nuclear deal without US: A Gift to Russia and the Asian Powers
Eleonora Ardemagni 7 June 2018

The United States’ unilateral withdrawal from the Iranian nuclear deal (also known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, JCPOA) has a range of important implications, further consolidating the international system’s pivot to the East.
International Affairs
What’s next for Iran nuclear deal?
Marina Forti 9 May 2018

A little over a year after Donald Trump’s ascent to the presidency of the United States of America, relations between Washington and Tehran have reverted to the tense, mistrustful and antagonistic patterns of the past.
International Affairs, Society
Mass protests in Iran: it’s about 40 years of domestic failure
Ramin Jahanbegloo 2 January 2018

Recent spontaneous demonstrations in Iran have startled most observers around the world. A social unrest which started because of worsening economic circumstances and the failure of the government to keep its economic promises and contain inflation and price rises and issues of that nature has now turned into a general political dissent around the country.
Society
The Passing of Ebrahim Yazdi
an Emblematic Figure of Iranian Politics
Marina Forti 4 September 2017

The image of Ebrahim Yazdi, who passed away at 86 years of age on the 27th of August
Philosophy
Iranian Philosopher’s Dariush Shayegan: ‘The Iranian Revolution Failed’
Devirupa Mitra 9 June 2017

Tehran: While thousands of young Iranians danced and sang in streets across the country to celebrate the re-election of Iranian
International Affairs
The Reformist Landslide
Ramin Jahanbegloo 25 May 2017

The recent presidential election and the second landslide victory of Hassan Rouhani is more than ever a true exemplification of such a complexity, which is often missed by foreign analysts of Iran.
Gender
The Protest of Iranian Women
Anna Vanzan 22 May 2017

Tehran, May 6th. A number of women’s rights activists are meeting at a cultural association’s headquarters in the heart of the city.
Society
A Popular Vote in Support of Real Change
Marina Forti 22 May 2017

In spite of everything, the popular vote matters in Iran. Acknowledging this is inevitable when faced with the outcome of Friday’s elections.
Society
Rouhani’s Victory, the Reformist Line Goes on
Chiara Cruciati 19 May 2017

The abstention risk in the Iranian presidential elections was only a spectre and on Friday May 19th voters went to vote en masse
International Affairs
Iran Presidential Elections: a Sharp Clash
Marina Forti 17 May 2017

The crowd is chanting slogans to the rhythm of pop songs, young people wearing purple and green bandanas are waving placards while famous artists take turns at the microphone appealing for votes.