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Regional setbacks will not fulfill the Western dream of regime change in Iran

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Regional setbacks will not fulfill the Western dream of ‘regime change’ in Iran

TEHRAN – Since October 2023, when Hamas launched its surprise offensive on Israel, the landscape of West Asia has been shifting. The operation brought the Palestinian cause back to the forefront of media attention and sparked debate in elite circles. However, despite numerous Western claims, Iran's regional influence remains a significant factor in the power dynamics of West Asia.

Regional setbacks will not fulfill the Western dream of ‘regime change’ in Iran

West abandoned JCPOA revival talks in 2022 despite nearagreement Ulyanov tells Tehran Times

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West abandoned JCPOA revival talks in 2022 despite near-agreement, Ulyanov tells Tehran Times

TEHRAN – For those who have closely tracked the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), Mikhail Ulyanov is a well-known name. As Russia's Permanent Representative to international organizations in Vienna, Ulyanov played an active role in the multiple rounds of negotiations between JCPOA signatories aimed at salvaging the deal after the U.S. unilaterally withdrew in 2018 and reimposed sanctions on Iran.

West abandoned JCPOA revival talks in 2022 despite near-agreement, Ulyanov tells Tehran Times

Pezehskian US lacks commitment dialogue is not the problem

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Pezehskian: US lacks commitment, dialogue is not the problem

TEHRAN – In an interview NBC aired on Wednesday based on its “independent translation” of Masoud Pezeshkian’s remarks, the Iranian president said Iran is always open to dialogue, but what obscures its efforts is Washington's lack of commitment to its agreements.

Pezehskian: US lacks commitment, dialogue is not the problem

The Politics of fear how Western diplomacy shapes perceptions of Iran

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The Politics of fear: how Western diplomacy shapes perceptions of Iran

MADRID – The latest article by Richard Nephew, published in Foreign Affairs under the title “A Last Chance for Iran”, brings a recurring issue back to the forefront: even the most liberal advocates of a diplomatic solution continue to operate from a Western unilateralism that systematically overlooks the political aspirations of the other side — in this case, those of Iran.

The Politics of fear: how Western diplomacy shapes perceptions of Iran

Irans postAssad scenarios

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Iran’s post-Assad scenarios

TEHRAN – After years of stagnation in northern and southern Syria, marked by the inaction against terrorists backed by a coalition of Hebrew, Arab, Turkish, and Western powers, we are witnessing a renewed wave of attacks by these groups. These actions have led to the destabilization of Syria, casting a shadow of uncertainty over the country's future and the broader region.

Iran’s post-Assad scenarios