Step by Step Toward Nothingness
It was reported in the news that the Expediency Discernment Council of the System, as predicted by the Axios website, took a passive stance and, after Palermo, also accepted the “CFT.”
Costly, Useless, Theatrical
The representatives of the Majlis (Parliament) approved the removal of four zeros from the national currency.
Netanyahu Will Never Be Saved
U.S. President Donald Trump recently has unveiled a 20-point plan for an apparent ceasefire in Gaza, which Hamas has conditionally accepted.
2025: A Global Test of Ethics
Assessing the “rate of ethics” on a global scale requires a multidimensional look at both objective and subjective indicators.
Do Not Buy Cryptocurrency
Forty-five years ago, a person named Satoshi Nakamoto, relying on three process-based factors, invented a currency that, due to people’s inclination to create wealth, turned into a valid but completely anonymous form of money.
Araghchi meets Cuban Foreign Minister
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with his Cuban counterpart Bruno Rodriguez on Monday local time on the sidelines of the 80th Annual Meeting United Nations General Assembly.
What Should We Do About Snapback?
“Snapback” has these days become an inseparable part of urban life in Iran, and although it brings challenges — for example, its psychological aspects have led to demand for hoarding gold and foreign currency, and some link it to war — it is not fatal and can also create opportunities.
When Netanyahu Came, Everyone Left
Amid the peak of tensions between Palestine and the Zionist regime, a scene unfolded at the United Nations General Assembly that astonished the world. The massive emptying of the General Assembly hall during Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech this year was symbolic and highly conspicuous.
The E3’s Entry into the JCPOA: A Strategic Mistake
Today, the country stands on the verge of the activation of the snapback mechanism and the bitter culmination of two decades of harmful negotiations.
A Different but Ineffective United Nations
This year in New York, the structure and overall format of the speeches at the United Nations General Assembly were different. If we pay attention to the content of this year’s speeches, especially those related to major global conflicts—particularly Palestine and Ukraine—we can observe notable differences.











































