Majid Rafizadeh

5 days ago | gatestoneinstitute.org | Majid Rafizadeh

For more than two decades, the Iranian regime has played a dangerous and calculated game of deception with the West by skillfully masking its nuclear ambitions under the pretense of "civilian use." This is not a new tactic — it's a time-tested playbook used by rogue regimes to buy time, mislead international watchdogs, and continue marching in the shadows toward nuclear weapons and the missiles to them.

1 week ago | arabnews.com | Majid Rafizadeh

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1 week ago | english.alarabiya.net | Majid Rafizadeh

The most important factor in determining whether a deal between the United States and Iran will ultimately be reached is political will. Despite the postponement of a fourth round of talks this week – reportedly due to logistical issues – there appears to be strong political will on both sides to pursue a diplomatic resolution. This underlying determination may prove more decisive than any technical or procedural delay.

1 week ago | arabnews.jp | Majid Rafizadeh

The Iranian regime has long aligned itself with Russia to advance its geopolitical and ideological interests. While the US, UK and EU develop their strategies in response to the Ukraine crisis, they must not lose sight of the fact that other Russian forces recently coordinated with Iran and China for naval exercises in the Indian Ocean, thus signaling the continuous growth of an anti-Western bloc whose threat extends well beyond the bounds of NATO.

1 week ago | arabnews.jp | Majid Rafizadeh

The Iranian people’s frustration with the clerical establishment has reached a new high, which could endanger the regime’s hold on power. The real threat against the ruling clerics of Iran comes from within, not abroad.