Al Jazeera – Mohammad Marandi

If Biden seriously wants to ease tensions with Tehran, he has only one option: to implement the nuclear deal in full

The focus of the moral outrage seems directed at Trump as much as MBS, as if US crimes do not go back a long, long way

Fantasising about the collapse of Iran stems from an inability to comprehend the views of ordinary Iranians.

There is no reason to expect that a declining and desperate empire will conduct itself in a civilised manner. Iran is prepared for the worst.

If the Trump regime miscalculates, the house can easily come crashing down on its head

Iran’s strategic alliances are extensive and deep, and US regional allies today look increasingly fragile and erratic

This aggression is not about Iran’s regional domination, it is about silencing the aspirations of the Yemeni people.

Iran remains profoundly sceptical of US intentions and professed determination to degrade and destroy ISIL.

Western media’s caricaturish coverage of Iran masks an uncomfortable truth.

Powerful countries are alarmed by the threats against Russia as they see themselves as potential future targets.

How the ‘crippling sanctions’ policy has started to cripple the tormentor.

Over 100,000 deaths and millions of refugees later, is the Western narrative similar to what Iranians have been saying?

By Hillary Mann Leverett, Flynt Leverett and Seyed Mohammad Marandi.

The former chief nuclear negotiator’s skill at forging coalitions was key to his victory in Iran’s presidential race.