Negar Mojtahedi
Reporter at Global News
Producer at Global News: BC 1
Journalist, Iran International English, ex-Global BC/CTV/CBC, Award-Winning Filmmaker, News Junkie, Aviation Geek, Dog lover, Foodster & overall nice person
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3 days ago |
iranintl.com | Negar Mojtahedi
As nuclear talks between Washington and Tehran edge forward, two former US officials warned the process is approaching a critical juncture—one that Iran may exploit to either extract deep concessions or run out the clock. The gap between what the United States seeks and what Iran is willing to accept may simply be too wide to bridge, warned Christopher Ford, who served as Assistant Secretary for International Security and Nonproliferation during the Trump administration’s first term.
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6 days ago |
iranintl.com | Negar Mojtahedi
The Islamic Republic will seek a new lease on life in US talks, former Iranian diplomat Hossein Alizadeh told the Eye for Iran podcast, adding that Iran's rulers will never abandon their hardline ideology against the West. “It is ideology, flexible ideology. Extremist, but flexible,” Alizadeh said.
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1 week ago |
iranintl.com | Negar Mojtahedi
Tehran and Washington are heading into high-stakes talks in Oman this weekend that could determine the path ahead: diplomacy or war. The outcome may shape not only regional stability, but the survival of the Islamic Republic, which has ruled Iran for more than four decades. On this episode of Eye for Iran, a powerhouse panel of experts unpacks what’s really at stake and what each side hopes to gain.
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2 weeks ago |
iranintl.com | Negar Mojtahedi
Under the shadow of US President Donald Trump’s threats to bomb Iran and after over a year of punishing blows at the hands of Israel, a bruised Islamic Republic remains defiant and seeks a comeback. “Iran is not giving up,” Dr. Eric Mandel, founder of the Middle East Political Information Network (MEPIN) told Eye for Iran.
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3 weeks ago |
iranintl.com | Negar Mojtahedi
Nearly fifty years later, Iran International can reveal the untold story of a critical US mission to Tehran ordered by President Jimmy Carter to determine whether Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Shah could fend off a revolution. Their conclusion, after facing militants' bullets and a ghostly encounter with the shell-shocked monarch, was that the US could no longer support its longtime ally's rule. The consequences of Islamic Revolution to follow reverberate to the present day.
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Ahead of high-level talks between Iran and the United States on Saturday in Oman, I report from DC on how Tehran is grappling with economic turmoil, increased U.S. military presence and a sharp decline in influence with its regional neighbours. https://t.co/Y6v90woF70
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