Nader Entessar

 Israel has shown disregard, contempt for intl. legal ruling

TEHRAN, Jul. 23 (MNA) –Criticizing the unfortunate reality of global politics, Prof. Entessar says that Israel, especially under Netanyahu's leadership, has shown a near-total disregard, even contempt, for international legal ruling.

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US hegemony is no longer absolute

TEHRAN, Feb. 06 (MNA) – A Professor of political science says that although the US is still a superpower hegemon, its hegemony is no longer absolute, and its efforts to remain the biggest hegemon is the biggest threat to global stability and peace.

Shah's illusion, weakness resulted in separation of Bahrain

TEHRAN, Aug. 19 (MNA) – Professor of political science says that 2nd Pahlavi's illusion and weakness resulted in the separation of Bahrain from Iran eroding Iran's geopolitical influence in the region.

Elections won't change Turkey's regional policy in substance

TEHRAN, May 08 (MNA) – Professor of political science at the University of South Alabama believes that no matter who wins Turkey's upcoming election, the country's regional policy won't experience dramatic changes.

'US, Europe still live in world that no longer exists'

TEHRAN, Mar. 12 (MNA) – While implementation of the Iran-Saudi agreement will be a hurdle on the path of long-term regional policies of Washington and Europe, they will invent new tools to achieve their goals, says a political scientist.

Insecurity for Iran not translated into others' security

TEHRAN, Jul. 12 (MNA) – Referring to efforts being made by the US and Tel Aviv to create an anti-Iran alliance in the region, Prof. Entessar advises some regional kingdom regimes to be aware that they are living in glass houses.

Pro-US govt. in Pakistan to help WH advance regional policy

TEHRAN, Apr. 10 (MNA) – Prof. Entessar says a pro-US government in Pakistan is crucial for US once again to put itself front and center in Afghanistan and use that country as an important pawn to contain or confront Washington's regional adversaries.