What to expect from Iran's new president
Iran’s president-elect Masoud Pezeshkian stood as a wildcard candidate, and defied expectations to win the presidency against hardline rival Saeed Jalili. Mr Pezeshkian is notable because he is "a reformist". But not the liberal-minded, democracy-loving kind of reformist, in the universal sense.
Iran, Sahand
At first glance, elections in France and Britain were a triumph for leftists and reformers over authoritarians and the right.
A satellite photo shows suspected tunnel expansion (in the upper-right quadrant of the picture) at Shahid Modarres Garrison, ...
Iran was one of the greatest empires of the ancient world, and has long maintained a distinct cultural identity by retaining ...
Iran’s new moderate president told Hezbollah’s leader that he will continue to support the terror group and other regional ...
Amid charges that the Islamic Republic of Iran’s election allows the rogue regime in Tehran to ‘extend influence" in the U.S.
Masoud Pezeshkian, a reformist, wants warmer relations with the West, with the goal of ending sanctions. But his powers are ...
7hOpinion
The reality is that reformers are not sincere in changing Iran’s system, but rather want to make it palatable to diplomats.
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