The U.S. Media Thrive on Fanning the Fires of Fear: Jon Letman
The noose is being tightened around Muslims in the United States and Europe as fright and anxiety over the cruelties of the ISIS terrorists grows worldwide.
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No one appointed the United States the world’s policeman: Sheldon Richman
Prominent American author and political scientist Sheldon Richman believes that even if the government of President Assad has used chemical weapons, there’s no way to justify a possible U.S. military strike against Syria.
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Supporting Terrorists is not a New Policy for the U.S.: Prof. Lawrence Wilkerson
Prof. Wilkerson kindly accepted my request for an interview and responded to some of my important questions. What follows is the text of the interview.
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Jeremy R. Hammond: US Should End Criminal Sanctions Regime Against Iran
Award-winning Iranian journalist Kourosh Ziabari interviewed Foreign Policy Journal founder and editor Jeremy R. Hammond for the Fars News Agency. Following is the text of the interview, republished here with his permission.
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An Introduction to the Ancient Festival of Nowruz
Nowruz is considered the most important national holiday in Iran as it marks the beginning of a new solar year and the arrival of spring.
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Pepe Escobar on the U.S. Economic War Against Iran
Pepe Escobar believes that the United States and its European partners have waged an economic war against Iran by imposing crippling sanctions that are affecting the lives of ordinary Iranian citizens.
Read MoreBerlusconi was a total disaster for Italy and its political system: Alexander Stille
I’ve conducted an interview with Prof. Stille and talked to him about journalism, Italian politics, the Occupy Wall Street movement, and freedom of press.
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West-led armed opposition in Syria will fail: Manuel Ochsenreiter
German journalist and magazine editor Manuel Ochsenreiter believes that the Western powers along with regional countries are backing and financing terrorists and insurgents in Syria because each of them have certain interests linked to the disintegration of the Syrian government
Read MoreChina’s Role in International Affairs: an Interview with Prof. Zhiqun Zhu
In order to learn more about the intricacies of China’s predominantly growing economy, its foreign policy, and its relations with the United States and the Middle Eastern nations, I’ve interviewed Zhiqun Zhu, assistant professor of international relations at the Bucknell University.
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Nowrouz: an Iranian gift for global peace
Nowrouz is the ceremony of peace, brotherhood and faith. Nowrouz is unique and in its unity, Nowrouz is tantamount to love and beauty.
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