New Harf

"The debate on the battle of reason and belief in warfare - Javad Mansouri and Jafar Shirali-Nia."

Debate on the Executions of 1988 - Javad Moghuei and Mehdi Nasiri

Debate - The relationship between theocracy and modernity

The 35-year record of Ayatollah Khamenei's leadership in the critical crucible - part one

The 35-Year Leadership Record of Ayatollah Khamenei Under Scrutiny - Part Two

Debate between "Dr. ZeydAbadi" and "Dr. Motaghi": Is the Islamic Republic Pursuing National Interests?!

Debate - Has the Islamic Republic Led to a More Religious Society?!

Debate - Street Religion or Religious Crusade?!

Debate between Dr. Qadiri Abianeh and Dr. Zeba Kalam, comparing the performance of the Islamic Republic with Pahlavi!

Debate Between Salimi Namin and Motamedi Mehr - The Enigma of Engineer Bazargan's Revolutionary Nature

Iran in the Post-Bipolar World: A Conversation with Mohammad Javad Zarif

Debate/Candidate Vote Base

The candidates have not yet come to criticize the government, that is, criticize the IRGC, criticize the institutions under the leadership 

The debate, gentlemen. 
Parviz Amini 
Taqi Azad Armaki

Debate: Which Foreign Policy Will Save Iran?!

Debate featuring:

Massoud Barati (Representative of Saeed Jalili's Campaign)

Seyyed Hadi Mousavi (Representative of Masoud Pezeshkian's Campaign)

Analysis of Presidential Election Scenarios

Debate Between Mr. Ali Qalehki and Mr. Emad Bahavar!

Media and the Development of Iran!

The Hidden Battle of Security Institutions to Influence Public Opinion in Iran.

You will be destroyed by miscalculation like Saddam and Mirosovich

Mohammad Javad Zarif's first conversation after the death of Ebrahim Raisi and Hossein Amirabdollahian

Zarif: There was a change in my view

  Mohammad Javad Zarif's first conversation after the death of Ebrahim Raisi and Hossein Amirabdollahian

The future of Iran in the post-polar world

  Mohammad Javad Zarif's first conversation after the death of Ebrahim Raisi and Hossein Amirabdollahian

Repelling corruption to the corrupt

Controversial debate between Ahmad Bokharai and Mohsen Redadi

Who cares about the death sentence of Tomaj?

Controversial debate between Ahmad Bokharai and Mohsen Redadi

The nature of the security system / Bukharai: The nature of this ideological system is security

Controversial debate between Ahmad Bokharai and Mohsen Redadi

Ahram Faqhi / If you don't vote, you are in hell

Controversial debate between Ahmad Bokharai and Mohsen Redadi

Redadi: The moment the people see the truth is the moment the revolution happens

مناظره جنجالی احمد بخارایی و محسن ردادی

Bukharai, no matter what Mr. Rouhani says or what Mr. Khamenei says, whatever happens, people have a question mark in their minds

مناظره جنجالی احمد بخارایی و محسن ردادی

The decline of social capital in the Islamic Republic

Controversial debate between Ahmad Bokharai and Mohsen Redadi

Is the blood of protesting students in America any more valuable than that of protesting Iranian students?!

A heated debate between Fouad Izadi and Dr. Mahdi Zakarian!

Vahid Ashtari: BBC's narratives today have strange contradictions with its narrative a year ago

Debate / rereading the narrative of the international and domestic media about Nika Shakrami's case

Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: In political science, the state system, even if the emir is a modern man, makes good sense as a dictator

In the definition of humanities, the state system means dictatorship

Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: "Freedom is the Only Sacred Concept for Modern Humans"

Theocratic Government in the Age of Modernity: Loyalty to Authority or Rebellion Against It

A heated debate between "MohammadTaqi AkbarNejad" (after his release) and "Mohsen Salghi."

Seyyed Mohammad Ali Abtahi: "Engineer Mousavi stood firm in 2009; it is unclear whether his impact was greater than that of Mr. Khatami, who opted for appeasement."

If Mr. Khatami had stood firmly, the country would have led to a civil war; either Mr. Khatami would have been destroyed or another part of the country. Mr. Khatami remained within his legal framework.

Seyyed Mohammad Ali Abtahi: "The Minister of Information at the time said that if Mr. Khatami came to power, our national security would be harmed.

It was an afternoon when Mr. Dari Najafabadi called me to say that they had raided Mr. Dariush Farrokh's house and killed Mr. Farrokh and his wife. Two days later, another incident occurred. This was revenge against the people's vote.

Nazemoddin Mousavi: "I firmly believe that foreign services were definitely behind the chain murders."

The Debate between Seyyed Mohammad Ali Abtahi and Nezamoddin Mousavi.

Nazemoddin Mousavi: "Mr. Tajik wrote a pamphlet in 2009 saying that we should wear opposition-style trousers and an opposition-style jacket."

The group that considered itself the driving force behind Mr. Khatami's government began to make a grab for power.

Seyyed Mohammad Ali Abtahi: "We definitely do not apologize for the era of Imam [Khomeini]. We still say we accept the era of the Imam. We are the children of that period. We take a lot of abuse for it."

Anyone who was a serious supporter of Mr. Khatami has had a period of experience in prison.

Nizamuddin Mousavi: The Founder of Political, Economic, and Cultural Radicalism "Nizamuddin Mousavi" stated that the political, economic, and cultural radicalism that we recognize today as reformism was founded by certain individuals.

He added that "Mr. Hashemi" was seen crying during Friday prayers due to the positions of the leftist movement.

Mohammad Ali Abtahi: The Imam became the Imam when he connected with the people and the masses of society...

Debate between Seyyed Mohammad Ali Abtahi and Nizamuddin Mousavi

What did the Ministry of Intelligence do with the Khatami government? The best government since the revolution.

Debate of Seyed Mohammad Ali Abtahi and Nizamuddin Mousavi

What Did the Ministry of Intelligence Do with Khatami's Government? / The Best Government After the Revolution

Debate between "Seyed Mohammad Ali Abtahi" and "Nizamuddin Mousavi"

"Amir Hossein Sabeti": The Religious and Republican Nature of the Constitution is Unchangeable; Those Who Wish to Alter It Must Revolutionize

"Amir Hossein Sabeti" stated that political systems in the world are either overthrown by coups or revolutions. The current generation will either stage a coup or revolution; there is no third option.

"Hedayatollah Aghaei: Is the Parliament Currently the Center of Affairs?"

"Hedayatollah Aghaei" questioned, "Is the parliament currently the center of affairs? During the sixth parliament, two bills were issued, and orders came from above to withdraw them. At the end of the sixth parliament, the representatives resigned.

Mr. "Khatami," who was elected president with 20 million votes, later stated, 'I am just a logistics person.'"

Ali-Asghar Shafiyan: The main instigator of the 2009 turmoil was the Ahmadinejad government.

This statement is part of a heated debate between Ali-Asghar Shafiyan and Abuzar Yasari.

Ali-Asghar Shafieian: If the Leader Has the Ability to Influence, Which He Does, Then He Also Holds Responsibilities

"We are not even close to the Vision Document.

Ali-Asghar Shafiyan: If we are close to the peak, we should take a look.

Mohammad-Sadegh Faramerzi: Of course, sometimes you can see the peak even from the bottom of the valley.

This exchange is part of a heated debate between Ali-Asghar Shafiyan and Abuzar Yasari.

Sina Kalhor: An athlete has made a bizarre claim, saying that a large number of people were killed.

Yashar Soltani: They didn't kill? Didn't blind? Just last year...

This exchange is part of a debate between Sina Kallehr and Yashar Soltani on the topic of "Celebrities and the Islamic Republic!"

Sina Kalhor: Elham Charkhandeh's Invitation to Television Was Irrelevant

"The invitation from Adel Ferdowsipour to Javad Zarif was also irrelevant. If you see anyone taking a photo with a celebrity for the elections, call them out."

Yashar Soltani: Any government with any orientation that says that I can solve your problem with the current structure, clap your hands in his mouth because he is lying

A part of Sina Kalhor and Yashar Soltani's debate on "Celebrities and the Islamic Republic!"

Yashar Soltani: Ebrahim Raisi Will Become the First One-Term President. Let’s See if He Becomes an Opponent of This Regime in a Second Term or Not. Do You Know Why? Because He Will Finally Understand What the Story Is and Where the Problem Lies.

Sina Kalhor: "Don't they understand yet? Why do they run for candidacy again? The people are tired of the lies told by political figures during elections, promises made that were never fulfilled."
 

Yashar Soltani: Many of Those Who Stand Against the Islamic Republic Do So Because of the System's Poor Treatment.

"In countries outside of Iran, a comedian can easily become president in the virtual space, but here, due to a single post, you can have their account taken down and force them to apologize."

Sina Kalhor: The Islamic Republic Has Given Everyone Claiming a Voice the Opportunity

"The Islamic Republic, in terms of governance, is now in a position of entitlement. The faction that played the role of the opposition has opened the door for celebrities to enter politics."

"Yashar Soltani": "Ali Karimi" Was Absolutely Not Involved in This Sphere

The Islamic Republic specializes in fostering enmity.

"Yashar Soltani": The People Brought Celebrities to the Forefront

"Yashar Soltani" stated that celebrities had to respond to public sentiment. He noted that a celebrity who did not react to the Mahsa crisis would have been rejected by the people.

Sina Kalhor and Yashar Soltani's rare statements and controversial debate

Celebrities and the Islamic Republic!

Jalil Mohebi: Leadership powers are not exclusive in Article 110 of the Constitution

A part of the debate between Jalil Mohebi and Mohammad Mohammadi on the topic "Islamic Republic, Law System or Order?"

Mohammad Mohammadi: We voted for the Islamic Republic to be people-centered, the law that is the desire of the majority of the people should be the criterion. We did not vote for individual government and decree

A part of the debate between Jalil Mohebi and Mohammad Mohammadi on the topic "Islamic Republic, Law System or Order?"

Mohammad Mohammadi: In the governments of our republic, we do not have lifelong positions

A part of the debate between Jalil Mohebi and Mohammad Mohammadi on the topic "Islamic Republic, Law System or Order?"

Mohammad Mohammadi: We have a government of the Islamic Republic, albeit faint, but in practice, we have another form of governance that is pronounced.

This means that governance operates under a weak law, while governance under command is practically strong.

Mohammad Mohammadi: My servant and many others like me had not read even a single article of the constitution, but when Imam said, we went and voted

A part of the debate between Jalil Mohebi and Mohammad Mohammadi on the topic "Islamic Republic, Law System or Order?"

Mohammad Mohammadi: The leader of the Alavi government will appear in court

In Alavi government, His duty is to keep the key of Baitul Mal, he has no other authority.

Mehdi Motamedi: The historical responsibility for the capture of the American embassy is definitely on Ayatollah Khomeini

A part of the debate between Alireza Zadbar and Mehdi Motamedi Mehr on the topic of "The occupation incident, under the blade of conspiracy and the American plan or the students' decision"

Mehdi Mo'tamedi: Document Released Months Ago Reveals "Ben Barnes," American Politician, Stating in Conversation with "Newsweek" That a Message Was Sent to Tehran to Prevent the Release of American Hostages in Iran to Deal an Electoral Blow to Jimmy Carte

A few months ago, a document was published in which Mr. "Ben Barnes," an American politician, stated in a conversation with "Newsweek" that a message was sent to Tehran to ensure that American hostages in Iran would not be released, thereby dealing an electoral blow to Jimmy Carter's government.

A Question Arises: Who Were the Americans Conversed With?

Mr. "Beheshti" had stated, "All of us (with the takeover of the US embassy) are opposed, but if we do not ride this wave, others will rise."

Mehdi Motamedi: The main reason for the seizure of the embassy was from outside the borders of Iran

Dariush Sajjadi: I told several officials that you tried to promote hijab for 44 years, but you failed

Abbas Abdi: If "Sheikh Fazlollah Nouri" Were Alive, He Would Declare This Government Illegitimate

"I was genuinely shocked to see people chanting against Palestine in the stadium, considering that you have reduced your work to such disgrace since 1947."

"Dariush Sajadi": I Was on the Streets During the Protests Following the Mahsa Amini Incident

"During the recent conflicts following the protests over Mahsa Amini, I was in the streets. In the United States, people shouted at me that I was a mercenary of the Islamic Republic, while some supported me.

Abbas Abdi: When a person wants to be president in a system, he takes a picture with a bat, those are the values ​​that have fallen, why are you taking the young people by the collar

The main problem in Iran is that a kind of feeling of alienation is injected into a large number of people. A part of the debate between Abbas Abdi and Dariush Sajjadi on the topic "Should we stay in Iran or leave?!"

Abbas Abdi: This Pessimism Results from Harsh Realities

Individuals coming from Afghanistan to Iran are driven by the insecurity and poverty they face in Afghanistan.

Children with Iranian mothers and non-Iranian fathers still do not have identification documents, let alone Afghans.

The virtual space has reduced the psychological impacts of migration for families.

This pessimism results from harsh realities.

Dariush Sajjadi: The new generation of global youth has no faith, no goals, no morals, and no plans

Shocking Remarks by Abbas Abdi: Nothing Remains of Religion

Currently, immigration has no connection to the children of religious families.

People should not be like the government; the government should be like the people.

Overall, if you search through the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, you won’t find anyone who can speak coherently for five minutes.

The mere fact that it is stated in a country's media that anyone who does not want to stay can leave is, in itself, a permit for departure.

Dariush Sajjadi: I came from America, whose people worked hard to build it, but our elite will leave the country as soon as they become wise.

Abbas Abdi: What we see is a terrible escape from the country

Mohammad Javad Muzaffar: "Imam knows something that we don't know" was one of the calamities that befell us

Fathullah Jafari: General Naeem was one of Saddam's Shia commanders, and he was militarily knowledgeable, literate, and powerful

Unprecedented and shocking statements from Mohammad Javad Mofidi: "Mr. Rafighdoost, who at one time imported oranges and bananas, suddenly became a weapons importer"

Mr. Mousavi Ardabili said that if we had experience, we would not have continued in Khorramshahr.

My whole point is that our wartime policy was wrong.

"Fathollah Jafari: Our Perception Was That Saddam Was Nothing Against Us" "Fathollah Jafari" stated that their belief was that "Saddam" was insignificant in comparison to them, and that they would remove him, unify with Iraq, and then turn their attentio

He recalled saying, "We will not rest until the flag of Islam is hoisted atop the highest peaks in the world."

Jafari emphasized, "We believed that God had given us a mission to eliminate disbelief from that region."

Mohammad Javad Mozafar: The poison cup was the product of choosing the wrong slogans

Mohammad Javad Mozafar: We also pushed {Iraq} towards war with our provocations

The shocking words of Sardar Fathullah Jafari

Mohammad Javad Mozafar: In a way, the ruling movement welcomed the war based on a wrong analysis, and it was a mistake that was made

Sadegh Zibakalam: What causes the explosion of Iran's young generation is disillusionment with the past and despair for the future, and it has nothing to do with the economy