Published by the Atlantic Council With the dramatic death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash on May 19, much attention is being paid to the race to replace him. But the chopper… A nuclear negotiator takes the helm of Iran’s foreign ministry. So what’s next?
Publish in the National The death of Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash this month shocked the nation. But this shock has quickly given way to an intense struggle between various political factions vying for… Will Iran’s next president be a hardliner like Raisi or a moderate like Rouhani?
Published by the Atlantic There’s rarely a dull moment in Iranian affairs. The past few months alone have seen clashes with Israel and Pakistan, and a helicopter crash that killed Iran’s president and foreign minister.… What If Iran Already Has the Bomb?
Published in مجله الفراتس كان إبراهيم رئيسي في الثامنة عشرة من عمره عندما اندلعت الثورة الإيرانية في بلاده عام 1979. انحدر من أسرة مرجعيات دينية في مدينة مشهد المقدسة شمال شرق إيران. وفقد والده وهو في… صعود وسقوط إبراهيم رئيسي: من قاضي “لجنة الموت” إلى رئيس الجمهورية القتيل
Published in the Atlantic Accidents happen everywhere, but not all accidents are equal. Many hours after initial news broke about an “incident” involving a helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, the country’s state media has… Who Would Benefit From Ebrahim Raisi’s Death?
Published by the Atlantic Council When pro-Palestinian student protests on US campuses led to instances of disciplinary action and police violence, one thing was immediately predictable: the repressive Islamic Republic of Iran will use this… The Islamic Republic claims to support US student protests, but it crushed its own student uprising
Published in Conditions Ce texte a originellement paru dans New Lines Magazine.Les Iraniens d’aujourd’hui, tant en Iran que dans la diaspora, se posent deux questions étroitement liées : Comment la République islamique a-t-elle survécu et pourquoi… Le fiasco de la politique diasporique iranienne
Published by the New Statesman Iran’s large drone and missile attack on Israel on 15 April was as shocking as it was unprecedented. But almost as noteworthy a development was a certain neighbour of Israel… The Arab “democracy dilemma” is a fallacy
Published by the Atlantic On April 21, a week after Iran’s first-ever direct attack on Israel, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei met with his military commanders to gloat. The assault had failed to cause much… Is Iran a Country or a Cause?