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By: Mohsen Pakaein
“I lie, therefore I am.”
TEHRAN, Apr. 28 (MNA) – "The Lying Shepherd" is a story about a shepherd who occasionally shouted for fun, "The wolf is coming! The wolf is coming!" People ran to him to save shepherd, sheep, but shepherd laughed and people realized that he had lied.
Other News
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By: Mohsen Pakaein
IAEA's political game against Iran
TEHRAN, Jun. 13 (MNA) – The IAEA Board of Governors' votes have always opposed Iran and will likely continue until Tehran abandons peaceful nuclear programs. Western nuclear-armed states set policies that preserve atomic monopoly for the powerful.
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Iran after war: A power that was not contained
TEHRAN, Jun. 12 (MNA) – The strategy of pressure and confrontation has not only not contained Iran, but in many cases has led to an increase in its capabilities and strategic standing.
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By:Mohsen Pakaein
US withdrawal from region key to Hormuz Strait reopening
TEHRAN, Jun. 11 (MNA) – An Iranian analyst stresses that the Strait of Hormuz remained open before the 2026 war and that the waterway can fully reopen only after the withdrawal of US forces from the region.
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Why Trump, Netanyahu have conflicting opinions on ending war?
TEHRAN, Jun. 10 (MNA) – Netanyahu needs the continuation of war to sustain his political life, while Trump needs the end of war to preserve his political position.
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How Iran's attack on Israel redefined regional equations?
TEHRAN, Jun. 09 (MNA) – Operation Nasr was in fact a multi-layered strategic message sent to Tel Aviv, Washington, and the entire West Asia region.
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Why US cant tolerate strong, independent Iran?
TEHRAN, Jun. 05 (MNA) – From the perspective of many observers, the main issue for the United States is not simply the policies of the Islamic Republic, but the very existence of a powerful and independent Iran.
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Why does Iran insist on including Lebanon in ceasefire deal?
TEHRAN, Jun. 04 (MNA) – From Tehran’s perspective, a deal that ignores Lebanon would only manage part of the crisis and would preserve the grounds for instability.
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Egyptian popular support for Iran amid the Zio-American war
TEHRAN, Jun. 03 (MNA) – In the heart of the Middle East, the widespread support of the Egyptian people for the Iranian people stands out as a phenomenon that reflects the depth of Arab popular consciousness.
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Why should Abu Dhabi be worried after Iran war?
TEHRAN, Jun. 03 (MNA) – The outcome of the Iran war challenged assumptions about foreign protection and military leverage, offering lessons for the UAE on the importance of geography, stability, and regional engagement.
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How did Iran stop Israel's attack on Beirut?
TEHRAN, Jun. 02 (MNA) – The developments surrounding Beirut's southern suburbs (Dahieh) proved once again that in the turbulent environment of West Asia, power remains the most important variable determining actors' behavior.
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If Bush had been tried, would Minab school have burned?
TEHRAN, Jun. 01 (MNA) – A rare American report draws a direct line from the unpunished architects of the Iraq War to a school bombing in Minab, asking why international law protects everyone except the powerful.
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The six failures of the Iran war for Trump
TEHRAN, Jun. 01 (MNA) – From the nuclear file to the Strait of Hormuz, from oil prices to approval ratings, independent assessments across six domains show Washington's stated war goals remain unmet three months in.
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Cuban Ambassador:
'Cuba will fight if we must fight'
TEHRAN, May 31 (MNA) – Cuba has faced a fate remarkably similar to Iran's in its encounters with the United States. Both nations are being punished simply for creating and preserving political and governing systems of their own choosing.
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By: Mohsen Pakaein
Nations will no longer be America’s shield
TEHRAN, May 31 (MNA) – The world is gradually coming to believe that nations and governments should not be the shields of American bases to secure the interests of this country and Israel.
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Who lost the war on Iran? The list is growing
TEHRAN, May 31 (MNA) – The forty-day war against Iran produced no victors among its architects, only a cascade of strategic setbacks for the U.S., Israel, and the Persian Gulf states that quietly backed the campaign.
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The slow unmaking of the Israeli project
TEHRAN, May 30 (MNA) – Once shielded by a myth of invincibility, Israel is now grappling with accumulated internal crises. Analysts increasingly speak not of immediate collapse, but of a grinding structural erosion without clear remedy.
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Strait of Hormuz: US new fear and dawn of new regional order
TEHRAN, May 29 (MNA) – The Strait of Hormuz is no longer just an economic waterway; it has become a symbol of the shifting balance of power and the dawn of a new regional order.
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How did Iran shatter illusion of aggressors?
TEHRAN, May 25 (MNA) – A war designed to weaken Iran's regional standing ultimately elevated Iran's role and weight in the region's strategic equation.
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How America's Iran gamble redrew region's map
TEHRAN, May 24 (MNA) – Iran preserved its deterrence, strengthened its regional position, and is now making demands. The U.S., facing domestic backlash and rising costs, is looking for a way out that it cannot find.
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Trump's Iran war is losing the battle at home
TEHRAN, May 23 (MNA) – Trump launched the Iran war to project strength. Instead, it has produced inflation fears, a Senate revolt, and a growing conviction in Washington that the country has walked into another quagmire.
