Iran’s Bread Protests: Economic Injustice and Rouhani’s Failures
“Even if the protests wane in power and size, the anger and frustration felt by the people will still remain.”
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The Iranian Presidential Race: Beginnings of a New Dialogue
“If we want a Middle East that is peaceful and prosperous, Iran will have to play a role.”
When God Still Lives: A Portrait of Post-Revolutionary Iran
Is reform possible in the Islamic Republic of Iran?
Women, Iran, and Democratization
Professor Farshad Malek-Admadi gives an unnuanced understanding of women in Iran at the Iran Colloquium.
The Negotiator: The Politic’s Exclusive Sit-Down with Jake Sullivan, Hillary’s Top Foreign Policy Advisor
The Politic’s exclusive conversation with one of America’s rising stars in national security and key players in the breakthrough Iran nuclear deal.
An Interview with John Negroponte, Former Deputy Secretary of State and Director of National Intelligence
From 1981 to 1996, you’ve had tours of duty as United States ambassador in Honduras, Mexico, and the Philippines. I’m wondering what led you to join the Foreign Service in the first place? What prompted me to join the Foreign Service was a strong interest in…
An Interview with Howard Dean, Gov. of Vermont
Howard Dean was the 79th Governor of Vermont and Chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
Liberal Legends: Obama’s Final ‘Daily Show’ with Jon Stewart
The mutual respect between the two was evident throughout the interview.
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