Iran

David Barnett | August 5, 2013

Iran Seen Trying New Path to a Bomb

Hassan Rouhani, a cleric and former nuclear negotiator for Iran, officially replaced Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has endorsed the election of Rouhani, who was an Islamic activist prior to the 1979 revolution. Two days before his inauguration, Rouhani reportedly said that Israel “is a wound … on the body of […]

Iran

David Barnett | August 2, 2013

Ayatollah Takes to Twitter, Whiny Anti-Semitic Paranoia Ensues

Iran

David Barnett | July 29, 2013

Lashkar Ab’ad: Iran’s Unexplained Laser Enrichment Capabilities

Iran

David Barnett | July 26, 2013

Iran Is Said to Want Direct Talks With U.S. on Nuclear Program

Iran

David Barnett | July 23, 2013

Congress, Obama at odds over new Iran sanctions

Bulgaria

Lisa Lundquist | July 22, 2013

EU Terrorist Group Designation to Have Little Impact on Hezbollah

Iran

Bill Roggio | July 21, 2013

Enlisting Damascus Residents to Answer Assad’s Call

Iran

Lisa Lundquist | July 17, 2013

Iranian Economists Call For ‘Civil Movement’ To Counter US-Led Sanctions

Al Qaeda

Lisa Lundquist | July 16, 2013

Violence in Iraq’s Diyala province causes concern

Iran

Lisa Lundquist | July 16, 2013

President-elect Rowhani said Iran’s economy has contracted for the first time since the 1980s and that inflation is now at 42 percent. Israel is urging the US to intensify its sanctions against Iran. Russia, backed by China, has blocked a UN report that accused Iran of violating UN sanctions by conducting missile tests and shipping […]