Martin Love
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By: Martin Love
Faint stars in a blackened heaven still exist
TEHRAN, Sep. 10 (MNA) – Trump, in fighting parlance, may be on the ropes, may be impeached sometime in the coming months, and it does appear that the Democrats may achieve a majority in the US House of Representatives in the midterm elections in November.
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By: Martin Love
Perils could actually herald positive change
TEHRAN, Aug. 10 (MNA) – American analyst Martin Love has written his analysis on the anniversary of the US atomic attacks on two Japanese cities and has also had a brief look at the US foreign policy and the Zionists' grip on it.
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By: Martin Love
Iran may need reforms, but US aims are absurdly regressive
TEHRAN, Aug. 04 (MNA) – Reports are rampant in the Western media about protests in Iran against the plummeting value of the currency and other economic ills. The same is happening or has happened in many other countries: Venezuela, Turkey, Argentina, to name just three.
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By: Martin Love
A litmus test of sanity: the fate of Iran and Assange both
TEHRAN, Jul. 23 (MNA) – Americans are mostly a parochial, unsophisticated people. A clear majority have never traveled abroad. Almost 70 percent of Americans don’t even have and never have had passports, and even for those that do their passports largely go unstamped by a foreign country.
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By: Martin Love
Let’s hope Ocasio-Cortez has real guts
TEHRAN, Jul. 18 (MNA) – A comely 28 year old restaurant employee with a Latin name and background from the Bronx, New York City, knocks off the multi term Congressman in a primary election who may ultimately have become the Democratic Party leader in the US House of Representatives, displacing Rep. Nancy Pelosi (who really is no leader at all).
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By: Martin Love
Iran not alone at all in these difficult times
TEHRAN, Jul. 10 (MNA) – Iran has been 'Iran' for a long time. Yes, I have read Herodotus and other historians about ancient Iran, and other historians in periods since. So while full condemnation of whatever forces are keeping Iran in the 21st century from reaching its full potential economically or as a society or both is perfectly justified, one ought not to worry about Iran longer term.
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By: Martin Love
An American looks at a mandatory hijab
TEHRAN, Jan. 27 (MNA) – Javad Zarif is an impressive diplomat and a wise man, it seems, who supports the rights of Iranians to protest internal policies that some at least find uncomfortable.
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By: Martin Love
Exceptionalism versus magnanimity
TEHRAN, Dec. 05 (MNA) – There is no reasonable justification for citizens anywhere to consider themselves or their country necessarily “exceptional”. When one is talking about particular governments pushing the meme of “exceptionalism” (rather than, say, humility) in some grandiose way, watch out.