Open Society and the Political Logic of Imam Ali (AS)

TEHRAN, Feb. 27 (MNA) – In a time when the issue of "power" and its relationship with morality is still one of the main concerns of human societies, rereading intellectual traditions can open new horizons for us.

By: Mohsen Pakaein

Negative impact of Grossi's moves on Iran-US negotiations

TEHRAN, Feb. 24 (MNA) – As Iran and the United States cautiously keep dialogue alive, a new variable has entered the equation. The IAEA’s posture under Rafael Grossi threatens to inject fresh tension into an already fragile process.

By: Mohsen Pakaein

The West: From sexual slavery to Epstein Island

TEHRAN, Feb. 22 (MNA) – The same civilizations that preached liberty once trafficked human beings; today, echoes of that past reverberate through the Epstein scandal.

By: Ranjan Solomon

Civilizational Resilience in Iran  

TEHRAN, Feb. 18 (MNA) – Nearly half a century of hostile measures failed to dismantle Iran. Anchored in a deep civilizational identity and a resistance-driven political paradigm, Iran absorbed shock after shock without relinquishing sovereignty.

By: Mohsen Pakaein

A decisive response to the external threat

TEHRAN, Feb. 18 (MNA) – The response of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, was clear: An army, even the largest, can be hit, and any navy, even if it is formidable, is vulnerable to the right weapon.

By: Ranjan Solomon

US-Iran talks could pre-empt war based on mutual dignity

TEHRAN, Feb. 17 (MNA) – With the shadow of war still looming over the Middle East, the current diplomatic processes between Washington and Tehran have re-emerged as a last barrier against escalation.

By: Mohsen Pakaein

America seeks to destabilize Caucasus region

TEHRAN, Feb. 14 (MNA) – On the eve of new US moves in the South Caucasus, the visit of US Vice President's JD Vance to the region has been accompanied by widespread speculation about Washington's real goals.

Lessons the US should not forget

TEHRAN, Feb. 14 (MNA) – America’s forgotten wars show that a military confrontation with Iran would be Longer, costlier, and more unpredictable than Washington admits.

By: Ranjan Solomon

Trumps Board of Peace in the ICU

TEHRAN, Feb. 13 (MNA) – Almost each of Trump’s forays into a ruthless foreign policy, his choices are eventually catastrophic. 

By: Habilian Association

Jewish Extremism: The Foundation of the Zionist Regime

TEHRAN, Feb. 12 (MNA) – On the occasion of the International Day for the Prevention of Violent Extremism as and when Conducive to Terrorism, it is important to revisit the historical roots of extremist movements and their impact on global stability.

By: Ranjan Solomon

Four Decades On, Iran’s Revolution Still Shapes a Nation

TEHRAN, Feb. 11 (MNA) – The 1979 Islamic Revolution did not merely overthrow a monarchy; it redrew Iran’s political, cultural, and geopolitical trajectory.

By: Munir Dair

When they Parley for Peace, Prepare for War

TEHRAN, Feb. 10 (MNA) – For Iran, diplomacy with the United States must begin with a clear-eyed recognition that talks may be buying time—not for peace, but for conflict.

By: Mohsen Pakaein

When US replicates Iranian technology it sanctioned

TEHRAN, Feb. 09 (MNA) – Iran’s advances in drone technology have moved beyond regional relevance, reaching a point where global powers are openly acknowledging—and in some cases replicating—Iranian-made systems.

By: Mohsen Pakaein

US military bases: An obstacle to regional peace

TEHRAN, Feb. 03 (MNA) – Behind the promise of security, US military bases impose heavy social, economic, and environmental costs on host nations—costs that often fuel instability instead of preventing it.

By: Muhammad Akmal Khan

Drying dragon’s wells: Can Trump choke China's energy routes?

TEHRAN, Feb. 01 (MNA) – Washington wants to choke off China’s access to energy, particularly oil that flows outside Western directions.

By: Mohsen Pakaein

America: An unsuitable host for the World Cup

TEHRAN, Jan. 31 (MNA) – Growing concerns over public safety, political instability, and escalating unrest in the United States have triggered international debate over the country’s suitability as a World Cup host.

By: Seyed Assad Rajabi

Iran’s reaction to the EU’s blacklisting of IRGC

TEHRAN, Jan. 30 (MNA) – The European Union’s move to sanction the IRGC is framed as a hostile political message, prompting Tehran to consider reciprocal measures aimed at safeguarding national authority and regional security.

By: Mohsen Pakaein

The World Against the King

TEHRAN, Jan. 26 (MNA) – The world is drawing a battle line against the self-crowned king. As Trump's "global dictatorship" takes shape, nations are uniting in a historic and defiant revolt.

By: Mohsen Pakaein

European Parliament sponsor of terrorism

TEHRAN, Jan. 24 (MNA) – The European Parliament’s anti-Iran resolution is a completely illogical and emotional move.

By: Mohsen Pakaein

O fly, the arena of the Simorgh is not yours

TEHRAN, Jan. 20 (MNA) – Hafez, the famous Iranian poet, has a meaningful poem that is sometimes used as a proverb. This verse is usually said to describe someone who has a low and despicable personality but tries to insult great people.

By: Mohsen Pakaein

Let's not let go of international criminals

TEHRAN, Jan. 18 (MNA) – Fueled by explicit threats from Washington and Tel Aviv, Iran should initiate a high-stakes international legal campaign, aiming to prosecute top US and Israeli officials for orchestrating terrorism and sedition.

8 points on Iran's current situation

TEHRAN, Jan. 18 (MNA) – A former diplomat, by explaining the current situation and the failure of the plan to destabilize Iran, emphasized that diplomacy and dialogue are the only way forward for Iran and the United States.

By: Mohsen Pakaein

The Trumps who were overthrown

TEHRAN, Jan. 11 (MNA) – The statement of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution in his meeting with the people of Qom on Friday, which was delivered with a strong backing of faith and experience, was a message of authority and strength.