Masoud Safiri
SAFERI: If Khamenei had not advocated heroic softness, would Zarif have been able to talk to the Americans?
At that time, the IRGC needed opportunity to achieve its military objectives.
The regime withdrew from the JCPOA because there was an impression that Trump would serve two terms.
Trusteeship of the Islamic Republic in counting votes
SAFERI: If Khamenei's will is to elect doctors, there will be no fraud in the elections.
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Leadership and Powers of the President
SAFERI: If Khamenei does not come to the conclusion that the regime has reached an impasse, he will not allow anyone to drink water.
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The President's Role in Succession
SAFERI: If the president is a cleric, he can present himself as a replacement option.
Had Mohammad Ali Rajaei not been assassinated, would Hashemi have defeated Khamenei?
The presence of the IRGC does not guarantee the security of the succession process.
Safari: After October 7, the Islamic Republic chose the correct policy of active neutrality, but after the Qatar negotiations, the policy of active neutrality turned into partisanship.
Masoud Safiri, author, journalist and political analyst analyzes
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Safari: With the death of Ayatollah Khomeini, the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran was changed by Ayatollah Khamenei and turned the verbal war between the two countries into a military war
Masoud Safiri, author, journalist and political analyst analyzes
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Why was the phrase "martyrs of Quds" replaced in the literature of the Islamic Republic of Iran instead of "martyrs defending the shrine"?
Masoud Safiri, author, journalist and political analyst analyzes
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Safiri: Without establishing relations with the West and accepting the FATF, we cannot inject money into the country
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"Safaari": The Government of "Pezeshkian" Has Positioned Itself Between the People and the Authority
"Pezeshkian" can restore economic discipline to the government within the next six months. The "IRGC" also needs money today.
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Safiri: Pezeshkian does not consider himself indebted to any movement
According to Pezeshkian, cultural development is second only to economic development. The Pezeshkian government only thinks about the economy.
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Safiri: What is happening in the streets of Iran today is the inability of the Islamic Republic to stabilize its position
War can stabilize the situation.
Masoud Safiri, writer, journalist and political analyst, analyzes
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Safiri: I consider Hamas's attack on Israel a crime and I consider Israel's actions in Gaza a genocide
I hope we live in the Middle East without crazy generals.
Masoud Safiri, writer, journalist and political analyst, analyzes
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Safiri: The West seeks to normalize Iran
The Islamic Republic could not criticize the concessions of the West
Masoud Safiri, writer, journalist and political analyst, analyzes
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Safiri: Has Mr. Khamenei decided to resolve the 42-year-old relationship with America before his death or not?
Succession crisis, the end of the republic? In a conversation with Massoud Safiri, a journalist
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Safiri: The characteristics of doctors are similar to Mirhossein Mousavi in the 60s
There were people from different spectrums in Mousavi's cabinet.
Doctors cannot be compared to Khatami; Khatami was born from a social capital.
What will be the role of the IRGC in the course of the medical profession?
Safiri: The IRGC has no power without money.
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Succession crisis, the end of the republic? _ In a conversation with Massoud Safiri, a journalist
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"Dolat Pezeshkian: Crisis of Succession and Leader's Trust
Safiri: The death of Ebrahim Raisi clarified the dimensions of the succession crisis.
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The future of Pezeshkian's government: Success or failure?
Safiri: The success of the government depends on the will of the ruling power for cooperation.
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Analysis of Electoral Competitions and Their Impact on the Grand Succession Project- In conversation with Masoud Safiri, journalist
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