Politics Simorgh | Intellectualism, Power, and the Deadlock of Republic in Iran – Conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Sadegh Zibakalam Sheikh Nasser Naqavian: You have controlled all aspects of this country for 45 years; what has been the result?! Sheikh Naser Naqavian: Concentration of power must be eliminated.PreviousNext Simorgh | Wisdom, Governance, Identity — a conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Dr. Ali-Asghar Pourazzat on Abdi Media Sheikh Nasser Naqavian: Those gentlemen who sit in the seminaries and issue fatwas should come with me to the classrooms and the streets! Listen | Simorgh | Ethics, Future Governance, and Fiqh – a conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Sheikh Nasser Naqavian. Sheikh Nasser Naqavian: If a jurist can advance their thinking to the level of the community’s intellectual leaders, the people will accept them.In the Constitution, alongside the term “jurists,” the phrase “fully qualified” is also mentioned. Listen: Simorgh | Economy, Justice, Hidden Collapse — a conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Dr. Hossein Raghfar on Abdi MediaStructural corruption, the banking system trapped in the grip of security institutions, and the education crisis; Hossein Raghfar warns bluntly in an interview that if military institutions and ruling foundations do not step aside from the economy, there will be no hope for the country’s political survival. Sheikh Naser Naqavian: In Ayatollah Khomeini’s view, music was absolutely forbidden!If our seminary cannot update itself, it is doomed to the same fate that priests and clergy of other religions have faced. Sheikh Nasser Naqavian: We are not seeking a revolt or reform in the sense of a revolution; rather, we aim for a structural reform.These people have seen enough blood and bloodshed; they cannot bear another disorder — in which the blood of innocents would be spilled. Sadegh Zibakalam: If I see a reason to depart from [my beliefs], I will certainly do so.The three words that will shape Iran’s future: abandoning resentment, hatred, and malice. Sadeq Zibakalaam: Our biggest problem is understanding the developments in our own society!Note: This season of the Simorgh program, produced by Abdullah Abdi, was produced before the Israeli attack on Iran. The Right to Protest and Iran's Future Governance Model, Mehdi Motaharnia's Conversation with Hedayat Aghaei on the Simorgh ProgramIn a world where political order is being redefined, the key question is how reformism in Iran will have to do with the future; Can it be the accelerator of change or will it become a deterrent? Part of the community has passed through reformism in year 6, and this will undoubtedly affect the future of Iran and the future of politics in the country. Sadegh Zibakalam: It matters who is the presidentI wanted with all my being to prevent Jalili's presidency; because it was a continuation of the misery that started during Mr. Raisi's time. Sadegh Zibakalam: I am against the overthrow, but I am seeking change with all my heart.I am in no way saying that we must cling to this system with our claws and teeth! Water Crisis and Natural Resources; A Conversation Between Environmental Activist Mohammad Darvish and Ataullah Ebrahimi, Director of the Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research InstituteWhile natural resources can act as the cornerstone of a country's stability, their lack of proper management can lead to serious problems and even the collapse of the land. To this end, today, with Dr. Ebrahimi, the head of the Institute for Soil and Watershed Management, we are discussing the effective challenges and strategies in the country's natural resource management. Criticism of the young generation's narrative of the 1979 RevolutionDon't read more than two pages of the book to see what happened in 1979, you will only look at us with hatred and resentment. Sadegh Zibakalam: If the Islamic Republic falls tonight, we have come out of the hole and fallen into the well.After the fall of the Islamic Republic, our gaps will just explode and get out Sadeq Zibakalam: We should not join the wave of hatred and grudges and say that we have no other choice but to overthrow!Our society is influenced by four deep social divisions: cultural, religious, ethnic and financial divisions Sadegh Zibakalam: In January 2017, some female students at Tehran University took off their headscarves for the first time.With the anger I saw in the Basij's eyes, they might have shot female students if they had weapons Sadegh Zibakalam: The overthrow of the cause of hatred and hatred of the Islamic Republic's systemI believe at least 5 % of Iranian people are dissatisfied with this system Sadegh Zibaklam: When I say I disagree with overthrow, they say, "Do you see blindness?" What you have passed through this system, what have you done since year that this system has been closer to overthrow? Sadegh Zibaklam: Some - like Mr. Mehdi Motaharnia - are mounted on this wave [which the system reaches the end of the line] and are careful not to find!What if you say anything but overthrow, what have you done in the past few years?! See: Simorgh | Intellectuals, Power and Stock of Republicanism in Iran Dialogue Mehdi Motaharnia and Sadegh Zibaklam Note: This season has been produced since the Israeli attack on Iran. See: The Water and Environmental Crisis in Iran, a conversation between environmental activist Mohammad Darvish and ecologist Adel JaliliToday's interview is with Dr. Adel Jalili, a well-known name in the field of natural resources and long-time director of the National Botanical Garden of Iran; someone who has worked for years to protect endangered species and expand ecological knowledge, but now speaks at a time when the news of the dissolution of the Natural Resources Organization in the new government has raised serious concerns Ataullah Ebrahimi: 70-80 percent of the Natural Resources Organization's duties are governance dutiesI don't think this decision was made consciously Ataullah Ebrahimi: We must solve our soil problem before solving the water problemWe need to turn off the water supply valve so we can return the tank to its original state Ataullah Ebrahimi: We have one of the highest soil erosion rates in the worldWe are losing our territorial ecological capacity at a faster rate than the rest of the world Hossein Salahvarzi: The private sector's share of the economy must increaseThe task of the private sector all over the world is to make demands and provide solutions Hossein Salahvarzi: The government should avoid competing with the private sectorA large part of the private sector also only wanted to earn a larger share after the revolution Hossein Salahvarzi: Today's government itself cannot import the foreign exchange earned from oil sales!The result of these interventions is a decrease in non-oil exports Hossein Salahvarzi: The country is becoming worn out in all mattersThe country's economic developments are such that you can't even make economic predictions for your own family! Hossein Salahvarzi: We are not even close to the goals of the 2025 Vision Document!Administrative corruption and lack of meritocracy have destroyed the motivation [of activity] in the country Hossein Salahvarzi: The real value of the dollar is about 80,000 Tomans(This program was recorded before the Twelve Days War) Hossein Salahvarzi: Almost half of Iran's economy is in the hands of rent-seekersIn an opaque administrative system where there are golden signatures, these things also happen! See: Water Crisis and Natural Resources: A Conversation between Mohammad Darwish, an environmental activist, and Ataullah Ebrahimi, Director of the Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research InstitutePrepared in Abdi Media See: Simorgh | Economy and the Future of Governance, a conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and economic activist Hossein SalahvarziNote: This episode of the program was produced before Israel attacked Iran Water Crisis in Iran – Conversation between Mohammad Darvish, environmental activist, and Isa Bozorgzadeh, spokesperson for Iran’s water industry.Reducing water exploitation in the country’s provinces has now become one of the main environmental concerns; an issue that experts believe is the only way to achieve resilience, reduce imbalances, and control land subsidence. However, this major change requires a reconsideration of livelihoods and businesses that are heavily dependent on water. Tonight on Abdi Media: Simorgh | Intellectuals, Power, and the Deadlock of Republicism in IranConversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Sadegh Zibakalam Isa Bozorgzadeh: Using unconventional water resources is a response to climate change.We can convert the use of natural resources in a way that benefits the farmers. Hossein Raghfar: The conditions for the real participation of private sector and public capital must be provided.As long as the economy lacks sufficient transparency, a real private sector cannot operate. Isa Bozorgzadeh: Water is not a political issue; it is a social issue.Participatory water management is a tool that has been known for years but has not advanced. Isa Bozorgzadeh: The executive bodies and the legislature have interests in “remaining in the final state.”Statesmen must realize that many solutions lie in letting go. Hossein Raghfar: The only solution to the crises is to return to the people.There is a solution; but the solution cannot exist within the current order — or disorder. Tonight on Abdi Media: Water and Natural Resources CrisisConversation between Mohammad Darvish, environmental activist, and Ataullah Ebrahimi, head of the Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research Institute Hossein Raghfar: Housing is generally out of reach of the middle classPeople have been excluded from the country's fundamental decision-making system. See: Water Crisis in Iran Dialogue Mohamed Dervish Environmental Activist and isa bozorgzadeh Spokesman of the Water Industry of IranRight now on the website and YouTube channel of Abdi Media Hussein Raghfar: The continuation of the current situation is not possible and will lead to political collapse.The lower classes have been removed from the country's policy agenda. Hosein Raghfar: The main subject of governance today is the interests of oligarchs.Today a significant portion of the country's population cannot go to school. Hossein Raghfar: After the war, national resources and opportunities were distributed in a very unequal manner.As we progressed further, these inequalities intensified and the gap between the people and the government widened. Hossein Raghfar: Today, many of the generals from the war era are among the country’s largest capitalists.In 2008, on a single day, eight new banks were established. Adel Jalili: Either you accept a civilizational Isfahan, or an industrial and agricultural Isfahan.You can generate more revenue through tourism than from oil. See: Simorgh | Economy, Justice, Hidden Collapse – Conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Dr. Hossein Raghfar on Abdi MediaNote: This episode of the program was produced before Israel’s attack on Iran. Adel Jalili: We have one of the messiest economies in the world.Development must be defined based on national interests. Adel Jalili: The water crisis in megacities is a local crisis.If you built water treatment and recycling facilities in Mashhad and its surrounding cities with 200 million dollars Adel Jalili: The mountains are a great blessing for us.One of the main centers for the speciation of Astragalus (Gavan) in the world is Iran. Adel Jalili: The people are not guilty!The prolongation of civilization creates a hidden culture that reveals itself at critical moments. Adel Jalili: Every day an imbalance is added!One of the sectors that can save Iran from these imbalances is tourism. Ali-Asghar Pourezzat: If the administrative system is placed under my control, I will eliminate lifelong employment.If someone gave immeasurable slogans, I would reject his qualification for representation. Adel Jalili: The cancellation of the Ministry of Natural Resources was a very wrong decision.In developed countries, natural resources are a completely independent and key subject. Adel Jalili: The Ministry of Agriculture Jihad is large and incapable.Previously, the functions of three to four ministries had been merged into the Ministry of Agriculture Jihad Adel Jalili: Regarding the ratio of general government expenditures to the gross domestic product, Iran's government ranks 110th in the worldIran ranks 73rd in the world in the ratio of government-employed labor force to the total labor force of the country See: Water crisis and environment in Iran, a conversation with Mohammad Darvish, environmental activist, and Adel Jalili, ecologistRight now on Abdi Media's website and YouTube channel Ali Asghar Pour Ezzat: The country's security depends on authorityI can never trust a foreign soldier to provide my security. Ali Asghar Pour Ezzat and Mehdi Motaharnia's argument in the new episode of SimorghIf we correctly define the propositions of enjoining good and forbidding evil, the ruler cannot dominate. Ali Asghar Pour Ezzat: We have a chaotic bureaucracyGovernance is the medicine we need today. Ali-Asghar Pour-Ezzat: The left and right that came to power in the country had no commitment to the slogans they proclaimed.You have also learned from living in the current conditions that you either accuse God. Ali Asghar Pour Ezzat: What replaced the capitalists after the revolution failed to work as well as beforeThe disruption after this period and the collapsed order, for a while, experiment and trial and error dominated the country. Simorgh | Wisdom, Governance, Identity: A Conversation between Mehdi Motaharnia and Dr. Ali-Asghar Pour-Ezzat on Abdi MediaNote: This episode of the program was produced before Israel's attack on Iran. Water Crisis in Iran; A Candid Conversation with Dr. Kaveh Madani, Head of the Water, Environment, and Health Institute at the United Nations UniversityIran has been facing a serious water crisis for years; a crisis that not only threatens the daily lives of people but also affects the country’s future security and economy. In this conversation, Dr. Kaveh Madani discusses both the hidden and apparent aspects of this issue and its consequences. Hedayat Aghaei: The foundations of power in governance are changing.Our society is transitioning away from past traditions. Kaveh Madani: Agha Taeb said in a speech, "Kaveh Madani has gone to Israel four times and received training there."Your system has all the information about my life and still creates fictional stories. Hedayat Aghaei: Today, the reformists have become more diverse.A broad spectrum of reformists no longer fall under traditional reformism; they are now transformation-seekers. Hedayat Aghaei: The strategy of the reformist movement is undergoing change.Even with Mr. Pezeshkian’s candidacy, the reformists did not support him as they had in the past. Kaveh Madani: Even if I were a spy, I would have been a spy for the Iranian people within the structure of the Islamic Republic.I’m glad to be here now and that, unlike people such as Mr. Kavous Seyed Emami, I haven’t perished. Hedayat Aghaei: Under the current circumstances, the reformist movement has undergone identity changes.Today, the reformists have the potential to bring about a profound transformation in society. Kaveh Madani: One of my biggest challenges as Deputy Director [of the Environmental Organization] was appointing the Director General!Kaveh Madani: One of my biggest challenges as Deputy Director [of the Environmental Organization] was appointing the Director General! Hedayat Aghaei: After a revolution wins and governance is formed, we should, as a rule, put the revolution aside.Perhaps many of the judgments made during the Shah's era were unrealistic Kaveh Madani: Mr. Pezeshkian is condemned to bear the effects of the system of previous governmentsWhich official in the Islamic Republic can guarantee you?! Hatem Qaderi: [The choice] of war is unfortunately not in the hands of the people If we had a clear and strong opposition with clear social support, they could prevent war Kaveh Madani: Declaring mistakes and defeat is not something that all rulers are willing to admit.Our water problem is more apparent than the sun! Kaveh Madani: We cannot compensate for all the damage we have caused to the environmentKaveh Madani: We cannot compensate for all the damage we have caused to the environment Iran's critical situation during the water bankruptcy, with the presence of NikAhang Kowsar, journalist and analyst in the field of water and environmentThe water, which once was the life of the Iranian plateau and the glory of civilization, is now caught in the mismanagement, corruption and failed policies. The sources of Karun, Zayandehrood and Hirmand have become dry lines on paper, and the huge wetlands and lakes of Iran have become desert and desert centers. In this program, we will examine this crisis and the prospects for rebuilding this expensive heritage with Nick Kosar, an explicit water and environmental analyst. The future of monarchy in Iran, an explicit interview with Dr. Hatam Ghaderi, Professor of Political Science UniversityThe monarchy in Iran was not just a form of government, part of our historical and cultural identity. But why did it collapse and is it possible to return? Can it stand by democracy like some countries or is it permanently entrusted to history? Kaveh Madani: The current water situation is not an "imbalance."A "crisis" has a specific duration; it doesn’t remain a "crisis" forever. We have been facing a water crisis since the 1960s. Kaveh Madani: To rescue the country, the contribution of the industry must be increased; Got from agriculture and gave to the industryYou can sell the industry and service expensive and buy it against food - which is cheap - Kaveh Madani: Iran needs to reduce water consumptionTehran's share of water consumption - compared to their area - is very high The Right to Protest and Iran's Future Governance Model | Mehdi Motaharnia's Conversation with Hedayat Aghaei on the Simorgh ProgramHedayat Aghaei: We have deprived and starred students of school year/ Future Governance Model; Rationality, rationality and rationality Kaveh Madani: Providing Tehran's water by sweetening water on the coast of stupidity!You give artificial breathing to the place where there is no development capacity and create a lot of water illusions Kaveh Madani: The head of the Environment Agency has no authority in the field of water Season -by -chapter of Iran Development Plan contradicts each other Kaveh Madani: Today you can't eliminate Iran's water status without saving the economyThe same disaster has come to our natural infrastructure on engineering infrastructure Kaveh Madani: When the economy enters the resistance phase, you want to resist survival!You must first employ the rural community in the service or industry sector Hatam Ghaderi: I think the possibility of bin sterism in Iran is now very weak If [Mr. Khamenei's succession] had been done earlier Kaveh Madani: Tehran's water may last until October and we won't see Day ZeroThe only thing a ruler can do now is to create transparency and trust. Kaveh Madani: You sweeten the water and take it to Mashhad, but the people of Sistan and Baluchistan are thirsty Our issues are not of technological and engineering issues Hatam Ghaderi: The rulers of the Islamic Republic no longer have authority; Even among themselves! Mr. Khamenei's political death - or in the sense of current political rulers of the Islamic Republic - has occurred Kaveh Madani: Everything we see is from bad management!Our problem, by the way, is over-reliance on technology. Kaveh Madani: Our problem is not the abundance [of water]; our problem is bad decision-making When you can create drought in Golestan and Mazandaran, you know that the problem is not inherent in the water. Kaveh Madani: Water scarcity in Iran is nothing new With bad management, not looking at our development restrictions and model of development Hatem Qaderi: Whatever government comes now, it will take years to fix our infrastructure Depression has become a national disease! Kaveh Madani: Iran's agriculture has nothing to say in terms of economic returnsThe rulers of the oil countries may have believed that - and some still have Kaveh Madani: Iran Bankruptcy is a product of unstable development The crowd to several specific metropolises created many problems in the long run Hatem Qaderi: I also believe that Mr. Reza Pahlavi is not a dictator; but will others allow him not to be?!There is a possibility of returning the monarchy to Iran; But will not continue Hatem Qaderi: I do not consider Mr. Pezeshkian's arrival to be one of Mr. Khamenei's artistic endeavors.What Mr. Khamenei wanted was something that happened in 2022. The Water Crisis in Iran; A candid conversation with Dr. Kaveh Madani, Director of the Institute for Water, Environment and Health at the United Nations University Society and Religion in Future Governance; with the presence of Fazel MeybodiDr. Fazel Meybodi, with a critical view of the role of jurisprudence in contemporary Iranian governance, challenged the relation between traditional jurisprudence and social and technological developments, and emphasized that traditional jurisprudence and clergy are not only responsive to today's needs, but also imposing their formal readings, even in the form of formal jurisprudence. Hatam Ghaderi: [Reza Pahlavi] Neither has Reza Khan's boots nor Reza Khan's boots can rule in Iran I think Mr. Reza Pahlavi says at the bottom of his heart, "Let us make our lives!" Hatam Ghaderi: Mr. Reza Pahlavi wants to be a king or a sultan?! The things that are asked are not the kingdom Hatam Ghaderi: Biosaa no longer responds to us My point is to find some - with specific competences, to give them power Hatam Ghaderi: Our velayat-based life has not changed at all; however, we have undergone serious changes.There will be no force that can bring the current plurality of society under control. Hatem Ghaderi: Neither the Reza Shah model nor the Mohammad Reza Shah model can return to IranIn a monarchy, the king is expected to rule. NikAhang Kowsar: The structure of water management in our country has not been democratic. The dominant discourse of the Ministry of Energy and the Mafia of the Water, the construction of more dams Iran after the war from referendum to the reaction of the system; Abdi Media's exclusive conversation with Ali JannatiThree years after the revolution, the Islamic Republic of Iran has formed the path of Iranian society, and today a significant portion of the people are unhappy with this method of governance; Dissatisfaction that has been reflected in various ways in both the streets and gatherings and in articles and writings. Now the fundamental question is, does this nation still be able to give birth? Future governance and new technologies with the presence of the Shahin SharghiWhen officials themselves are critical of the system and the government does not really exist, from the danger of human technology and slavery by machines to the crisis of power such as electricity and livelihoods, everyone shows that awareness and education are the only way to save. Hatam Ghaderi: We thought we bid farewell to the reign of the year; But we continued to reproduce the same discourse In the Islamic Republic, we concentrated all power and gave it to one person Hatam Ghaderi: Philosophy, religion and government system in Iran have a common formIn Iran, the king could have deprived us of the personal yogurt and give it to another Hatam Qaderi: In the Constitutional Revolution, it was assumed that they could take control of power.This matter, just like the republic, did not take flight; because it was unfamiliar to the mental framework of us Iranians. Hatam Ghaderi: Some new studies show that human beings have not been seeking a government from the beginning The modern era has repeatedly questioned the monarchy Hatam Ghaderi: I believe that the discourse that the monarchy had in Iran was reproduced again in 1979.The monarchy and religion were two arms that could have the Iranian components in their support and representation. Hatem Qaderi: The monarchy was - in a sense - a system that was intertwined with our culture, temperament, and semantic horizon.The monarchy is one of the two bio -eternity The Future of the Monarchy in Iran: A Frank Conversation with Dr. Hatem Ghaderi, Professor of Political Science at the University of Tehran Nikahang Kowsar: If some of our agricultural areas are rainfed, we can hope to solve some of the problems Even the trigger mechanism should not be ignored in water management Nick Ahang Kowsar: Why should we plant rice in Isfahan?! Instead of structural solutions, we need to come up with nature -oriented solutions The first conversation with Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad after removing the turban / From the details of the verdict to frank talk with the regimeIn an age where truth no longer requires torture but is suffocated by labels, boundaries have shifted; lies don the cloak of piety and faith is seated in the chair of accusation. In such a world, the question arises: who should defend religion—clergy or the people, rulers or protesters? The political future of Iran and the referendum, with the presence of Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour, legal scholarIran, in the midst of complex crises, faces once again a decisive question: change or continuity? The statement by Mir Hossein Mousavi and the referendum proposal by intellectuals have revived a serious debate about the country's political future; can the Constituent Assembly open a path to freedom or will it become a new ground for despotism? If I was a spy; I was a spy on the Iranian people in the body of the Islamic Republic Explicit interview with Dr. Kaveh Madani, Head of the Institute of Water, Environment and Health of the United Nations University Water crisis in IranA candid conversation with Dr. Kaveh Madani, Director of the Institute for Water, Environment and Health at the United Nations University Nik Ahang Kowsar: We cannot solve problems without changing the structure of water management and demographic consumption management We protest if we want to get daily consumption in Tehran Nik Ahang Kowsar: With the current rainfall we can also collect 2 billion cubic meters of water annuallyWe have bankruptcy and breakthrough! Nik Ahang Kowsar: Khatam al -Anbia base brings to smaller companies to eliminate the impact of sanctions I wrote about the destructive role of Mahab Quds Company and Astan Quds Razavi complained to me! Ali Jannati: Our younger generation is worried or frustrated about the futureThis generation will not shine the status quo Nik Ahang Kowsar: With the construction of Karun 2 Dam, about 10,000 people were forced to migrateI consider the fault of much of the country's unstable development on the press. Nik Ahang Kowsar: Watershed boundaries have nothing to do with political boundaries Our heads of our country do not consider people except the figures during the election The future of monarchy in Iran: a candid conversation with Dr. Hatam Ghaderi, professor of political science at the university.Monday at 13:00 Tehran time Nik Ahang Khosravi: Water is recognized as a human right.In Iran, water theft occurs from one region to another. Ali Jannati: To cross the current stage we need to have a new strategySome scholars and politicians have a plan for the future of the country Nik Ahang Kausar: Before building a dam, we must evaluate the water resources of that basinThe dams built in Iran contributed to our bankruptcy! Nik Ahang Kausar: My father ran away from working at the Ministry of Agriculture!In November , my father suggested that instead of focusing on dam construction, we strengthen our groundwater aquifers. Ali Jannati: The issue of relations with the United States can be put to a referendumShould we have paid this much for nuclear fuel over the years?! Nik Ahang Kausar: We are leading the country towards destruction with both handsWe had a Karizi civilization more than 3,000 years ago. Watch | Iran's critical situation during water bankruptcy with Nik Ahang Kowsar, journalist and analyst in the field of water and environment Ali Jannati: People's distrust of the system is a product of the past four decades' performanceDemocracy requires us to accept the opinion of a portion of the people regarding the right to choose what to wear. Transition to democracy; Elite reconciliation or rebellion of masses? With the participation of Dr. Hossein Bayat, a lawyer and member of the board of directors of the Iranian AssociationThree years after a revolution that promised "people's rule", Iran is still involved in multi -political, economic, social and cultural nodes; From the memory of the war that has remained in a group based on rent and monopoly, the class divide, and ideology that has become power. Now the key question is: Is the transition to democracy in Iran a vital necessity or a unattainable dream? Ali Jannati: Our system is ideological and there is no doubt in We should not deal with public and foreign policies in such a way that ideological interests sacrifice national interests Ali Jannati: The statement that "foreigners caused the coming of Imam Khomeini" is nonsenseThe Iranian nation will not accept any foreign alternative in the current circumstances. Ali Jannati: There is a problem of inefficiency in many of our managersA significant portion of the dissatisfaction has arisen due to these inefficiencies and corruption. The Future of the Monarchy in Iran: A Frank Conversation with Dr. Hatem Ghaderi, Professor of Political Science at the University of Tehran National demand referendum? With the presence of Dr. Mahdi Zakerian, professor of international relations at the university.It is expected that all academics strive for their academic independence and freedom; a university professor should not consider servitude, obedience, subservience, and loyalty to superiors as a model. The model for a university professor should be Socrates. The Separatists' Nightmare, From Nationalism to Ethnicity, with the presence of Dr. Sadegh Zibakalam, Professor of Political Science at the UniversityWe stand on a razor's edge; between nationalism and ethnocentrism, integration and disintegration. Iran today faces fateful questions about identity, regional justice, and the danger of balkanization; a topic that has made the conversation with this program's controversial guest one of the most sensitive contemporary topics. Ali Jannati: Those who - during the war - wanted change at any cost were a minorityThe majority of the nation felt that the enemy knew no bounds to its expansion. Ali Jannati: The priority of Iranian society is for this system to remain but be reformed.With the overthrow, the country may fall into chaos. Ali Jannati: Reza Pahlavi and his team cannot play any role in changing the governmentThe People's Mojahedin (MEK) cannot be very influential in the country, given their background. Ali Jannati: If the members of the House of Representatives are elected by the Guardian Council, no change will be made This House is almost politically uniform and greatly ineffective Is the repetition date already? Did they hear the voice of the revolution?! Over time, it is too late for changes! Ali Jannati: Estimated by many military commanders of Israel's attack was wrongNeither had the right estimate of ourselves nor of the enemy Ali Jannati: We were all shocked at the assassination of commanders in the early hours of the war Some in the past did not believe in Israel's influence in intelligence and security agencies - so much - Ali Jannati: I have no hope of a fundamental change in system policies in the short term Long -term, anyway, the community will be able to solve its problems Water Governance Crisis I with the presence of Reza Haji Karim, President of the Iranian Water Industry FederationThe topic of tonight's program is "water"; the simplest element of life that has become the most complex governance issue in Iran today, where rivers are drying up, wetlands are dying, and mismanagement has pushed our land to the brink of water death. Ali Jannati: The principle of the issue raised by Mr. Mousavi is acceptable.We cannot discuss a constitutional referendum in a war situation. Ali Jannati: I have not seen any change in the policies of the Islamic Republic since the beginning of the 12-day warThe appointment of Dr. Larijani as Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council was a positive move. Ali Jannati: Our current situation stems from the 45-year rule of the Islamic Republic.The majority of Iranian society is dissatisfied with this type of governance. Social Collapse: Referendum! | With the presence of Dr. Ahmad Bokharaei, sociologistIn a detailed interview, sociologist Bukhari examined the concept of social collapse, the decline in social capital after the 12-day Iran-Israel war, the crisis of legitimacy, and the place of referendums in Iran's political structure. He emphasizes that the Iranian people demand rationality in decision-making above all else. Iran after the war, from the referendum to the regime's reaction | Abdi Media's exclusive interview with Ali Jannati Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: The clergy should have accepted their dignity and realitiesAfter the revolution, seminaries grew unusually. Iran after the war, from the referendum to the regime's reaction. Abdi Media's exclusive interview with Ali Jannati.Tonight at 22:00 Iran time The Constituent Assembly: A Dream of Salvation or a Repeat of History?As the crises of legitimacy, livelihoods, trust and efficiency have encompassed Iran, the referendum and the Constituent Assembly have once again become the subject of the day. In a conversation with us, Ali Afshari, a political activist, emphasizes that the idea is not an immediate solution, but a "compass" to guide political and social action. Araqchi: Iranian people consider negotiations with America uselessIranian Foreign Minister in an interview with the Financial Times Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: Reza Pahlavi has not proven any inherent abilityMy heart ached for the young man who prostrated before Reza Pahlavi! Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: We are a nation born of tyrannyWhen a society becomes continuously tyrannical over time, it means that the software of slavery and tyranny has been embedded in our minds. Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: The fall of the Islamic Republic is certain if the current approach continuesIn the Islamic Republic, everyone knows that to climb this ladder, they have to flatter. Parvaneh Salahshouri: If a coup occurs, it will not be by the military forcesI urge Mr. Khamenei and the people of the regime to pursue power and wealth for the survival of Iran. Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: People had sought refuge in religious authority in 1979People wanted to limit authoritarianism with a constitution. Parvaneh Salahshouri: The ruling body wants peaceful dialogue for the transition Most of the troops, the forces of the past are for the country Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: I haven't been attached to the clergy for a long timeIt was important for me to tell people in this dress that the Islamic Republic's method has nothing to do with religion Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour: According to the constitution, there is no obstacle to holding a referendumParallel institutions formed outside the constitution are the main obstacle to holding a referendum Parvaneh Salahshouri: The atmosphere of repression has caused the revolutionary movement to lack a coherent organization How do you expect to allow the organization to be allowed when they do not have mercy on the government?! Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: I have two prison sentences and one outfitIf the rule is acted as the tenth or 11th of September I must introduce ourselves to jail Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour: In our society, part of the community still doesn't think about referendumTunisia's social space was also ready to accept this referendum Parvaneh Salahshouri: That the idea of a referendum has not become dominant social discourse due to lack of mediaFarsi -language networks abroad do not have much idea of such an idea Parvaneh Salahshouri: Members of the Constituent Assembly should not believe in violent meansWhen conditions put the government in a tight spot, they will accept any change. Parvaneh Salahshouri: We have been living in "current critical conditions" for 46 years Parvaneh Salahshouri: Mir Hossein Mousavi's statement is in line with previous protests and demands of the community Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour: The leaders of the 1957 revolution say, "This was not what we wanted!" Narrative of Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad from the charges to conviction in the Special Clerical Court Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: In my court, I read the text of Khomeini and Khamenei! Mohammad Mahdi Jafarpour: The issue of referendum and constitution amendment has long been raised in Iran Parvaneh Salahshouri: Iranian society is like a dormant volcano Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad: My case prosecutor told me that I know you did not insult Mr. Khamenei Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour: The right to self -determination, like the right to life, is of natural and obvious rights Parvaneh Salahshouri: The new constitution will be voted on if it can satisfy the people. Hossein Bayat: The perception of transition in Iran is a caricature Hossein Bayat: Revolution is not a suitable option for transition to democracy Parvaneh Salahshouri: Iranian society will broadly welcome the referendum Parvaneh Salahshouri: My conclusion from Mir Hossein Mousavi's statement is that the constitution must be changed. Hussein Bayat: Political activists inside the country only warn and advise The first conversation with Mohammad Taghi Akbarnejad after removing the turban / from details to the system Parvaneh Salahshouri: The power of the Islamic Republic is now very unstable. Parvaneh Salahshouri: According to the current constitution, we can hold a referendum. Parvaneh Salahshouri: The reform front has accommodated different approaches since its inception. Hossein Bayat's analysis of the Reform Front's statement Hossein Bayat: This political system does not easily admit its mistakes and inefficiencies Parvaneh Salahshouri: After the 12-day war, the referendum issue was taken more seriously Hossein Bayat: Iranian civil society has never been strong Hossein Bayat: No transition will occur without considering the position of the institution of religion in different social layers Parvaneh Salahshouri: The referendum will be held anyway Hossein Bayat: The differences between reformists and fundamentalists have become more apparent over the past 47 years. Hossein Bayat: We should not be caught up in ideological debates in the transition to democracy Hossein Bayat: The masses welcome the sale of dreamsI might also be accused of defending the status quo after this conversation! Hossein Bayat: Neglecting the establishment and consolidation of a democratic system in Iran is a dream come trueToday, when the Islamic Republic falls, a democratic system will not be established tomorrow! Hossein Bayat: We all want to transition to a democratic system; but how?! Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: In the future, we will have two seminaries: the Najaf seminary and the Iranian seminary.Note: This episode of the program was produced before the Israeli attack on Iran. Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: Our governmental jurisprudence was born dead!Note: This episode of the program was produced before the Israeli attack on Iran. Mohammad Taghi Akbarnaj: The value of our action lies in our rationality.Note: This episode of the program was produced before the Israeli attack on Iran. Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: Disagreement between two jurists on forming a government can paralyze societyAnswering modern questions is not our job [seminarians]. Mohammad Taqi Akbarnejad: The educational jurisprudence of the Quran and the Prophet of Islam is more concerned with your heart, mind, and culture than your behavior.Note: This episode of the show was produced before Israel attacked Iran. See | Will the Islamic Republic accept the referendum? With the presence of Parvaneh Salahshouri, sociologist and former member of parliament Ruhollah Rahimpour: Trump's pressure made Iraqchi and Witcaf encounter each otherMr. Busaidi's design was in such a way that the negotiations were arbitrary on both sides Ruhollah Rahimpour's first -hand narrative of Iran -US negotiations in MuscatWe were likely to be narrating the Iranian side Fadah Hossein Maliki: In the first round of negotiations, the two sides looked at each other.It was Iran's proposal to negotiate in Oman Fadah Hossein Maliki: Defense and missile issues are Iran's red lineIf Iran - like Israel - has a nuclear weapon, will be balanced See / From Muscat to Rome; How far is it until the end of the game? Iran and the United States on the complicated path of diplomacyInterview with Rahman Ghahramanpour, International Affairs Analyst Ali Jannati in an exclusive interview with Abdi Media: The dollar is just a symbol of our deep economic problems.Our middle class moves towards the line every day. Watch | Iran's political future and the referendum with the presence of Mohammad Hadi Jafarpour, lawyer See | Transition to Democracy; Elite Compromise or Mass Revolt?In the presence of Dr. Hossein Bayat, a jurist and a member of the Board of Directors of the Iranian Association of Constitutional Law. Mahdi Zakerian: The civil society of Iran has been destroyed.The middle class is neurotic. Mahdi Zakarian: The Islamic Republic could have held multiple referendums since the beginning of the revolution.Holding a referendum could have helped people get accustomed to democracy. Mahdi Zakerian: The current constitution is heavily influenced by the ideological system.The experience of the Constitutional Revolution was also a kind of writing a constitution. Reza Haji Karim: If I had full authority, my first decision was to reform the Supreme Water CouncilAll stakeholders must be present on the issue of water governance Reza Haji Karim: We are disappointed with access to government fundingWe need to have a regulatory body that protects the country's territorial sustainability Mehdi Zakarian: In Iran, the referendum is neither a political tradition nor a cultural traditionOur society is dreamy and patriarchal Reza Haji Karim: The industry of our country is in critical conditionOne of the places in which we were able to pursue the discussion of water reversal Reza Haji Karim: Transfer of the capital to solve the water problem is not even a good joke!The discussion of the transmission of the Capital is sweet Sadegh Zibaklam: We did not give the Kurds the smallest civil rightsWe have not respected any of the minority civil rights Reza Haji Karim: The country's total electricity issue will be resolved by $ 5 billion in investmentThe water crisis is a civilization crisis Reza Haji Karim: What we do in water management is worse than nothingIf you can't have sustainable development, do nothing! Sadegh Zibaklam: Iran is not the only country to face the issue of ethnicityThe issue of ethnicity only solves democracy Reza Hajikarim's story about water lobbiesOf the six general policies of the regime in the water sector, not a single one has been implemented. Sadegh Zibaklam: If a foreign power attacks Iran, I can't defend the attackerThe intellectual who - because of his popularity - says what he does not believe in, is in the pain of the wall! Reza Haji Karim: The water crisis in Iran has turned into a security threat.We do not make use of natural dams; we become dependent on Afghanistan for water supply. Sadegh Zibakalam: I am opposed to overthrowing the regime.Many do not honestly say that they oppose the overthrow. Reza Haji Karim: Tehran's water rate - compared to its population - zeroTransfer of water from Taleghan to Tehran does not solve the problem of Tehran's water Reza Haji Karim: We don't need to bring us technology from the outsideNo country in the construction of a self -sustainable waterfront; But we make our own waterfall plants Sadegh Zibaklam: I consider the fall of the system as an illusionAnyone who speaks of falling or crossing the system is popular Reza Haji Karim: You can't decide on a complex issue like water behind closed doorsIn the Supreme Water Council, everyone except the people and the private sector! Reza Haji Karim: Problems in water industry projects do not fall on the agentsA project that sweeten water from the Oman Sea and takes to Khorasan is a non -study project نمایش بیشترMost ReadMemories of Akbar Hashemi - February 20, 2000 - Meeting with Abdullah Jasbi and Concerns About Election ResultsMovie / Where is Commander Morteza Talaie?Akbar Hashemi's memoirs - 1999 September 10 - The two-person political negotiations with Vaez Tabasi continued until he was escorted to Tehran, where Hashemi apparently decided to seriously participate in the sixth parliamentary elections.The records of the recent periods of the Islamic Council showed that the parliament is not in charge of affairs and cannot interfere or pass resolutions on the authority of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces at any level, let alone supervise.What will be the future of Iran with the announced candidates for the presidential election? / Conversation with Dr. Taghi Azad AramakiCan I feel tired with you?A Basiji veterinarian was appointed head of the health network instead of an otolaryngologist.Akbar Hashemi's memoirs - 1999 September 5 - The meeting of the senior managers of the judiciary with Hashemi Rafsanjani and their complaint about the neglect of Hashemi Shahroudi, the new head of the judiciary, continues.Memories of Akbar Hashemi - 1999 September 7 - In continuation of the efforts of the late Vaez Tabasi, who used to encourage Hashemi to participate in the elections in frequent meetings, this time he also met with Hashemi.Akbar Hashemi's memories - 1999 September 9 - Continued visits to the belongings, buildings and works of Astan Quds