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Iran at the Munich Security Conference 2019

By JO on February 20, 2019 Human rights and justice, International law, Iran, Jan Oberg, MIDDLE EAST, Nuclear dangers, Sanctions, TFF BLOG, TFF global posts 2019, United States - Empire and domestic

A conversation with Iran’s foreign minister, Javad Zarif February 20, 2019 By Jan Oberg The Western mainstream press hasn’t done much to enlighten their audiences to the plain fact that there is more than one side to a conflict between at least two. The Transnational is happy to make available some other views, particularly since […]

How a Persian Gulf Security Agreement Could Serve U.S. Interests

By JO on March 13, 2018 Iran, MIDDLE EAST, Middle East conflict formation, Pro-peace proposals, Regional organisations, United States - Empire and domestic

By Shahed Ghoreishi March 5, 2018 At the Munich Security Conference in February, Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif repeated his administration’s proposal to engage Iran’s Persian Gulf neighbors with the goal of creating a Persian Gulf Security Agreement. Originally published by Lobe Log here. According to Zarif, the talks for such an agreement would be […]