No one knows where Egypt is headed. As the first Muslim Brotherhood candidate, and democratically-elected President in Egypt, Mohammad Morsi must navigate the Egyptian political system to uphold the democratic […]
Egypt is no longer beholden to any hegemonic power, which has created room for the reconstruction of relations between Egypt and Iran that has been all but non-existent since the […]
Competitive sports has long been political among nations, and Iranian athletes have become the most recent victims of the dirty politics of the Olympic Games. Last year alone, FIFA brought […]
“These thinkers, beginning in the 1850′s, were the first to attempt to “imagine” an Iranian nation.” In Juan Cole’s essay in the Journal “Iranian Times” on the Qajar Thinkers, he […]
This Winter may finally belong to the Syrian rebels, because of no short of the effort they’ve taken to reclaim Syria from Bashar al-Assad, but also the increased efforts that […]
Reblogged from Immigration Talk: NAFTA kills. It kills jobs, it kills growth, and it kills the livelihood of workers. However, none of this is a concern for the United States, […]
Although some people mark the U.S. hostage crisis of 1979-1981 as the beginning of the strain on American relations with Iran, Iranians draw American-Iranian tensions all the way to the […]
Reblogged from Immigration Talk: The impact economic sanctions have had on Iranians all around the world demonstrate how the United States is targeting a country’s people, and not its leaders. […]
The first fatality that took place in response to 9/11 was the shooting and murder of Balbir Singh Sodhi, an American Sikh who was mistaken for being an Arab by […]
Being politically correct has made it difficult to have the important conversations this country needs to have. Because it is politically incorrect to criticize Israel, the US has failed to […]
