آرشیو

Crisis management should be entrusted to Supreme National Security Council

Hossein Mar’ashi, the Secretary General of the Executives of Construction of Iran Party, one of the main reformist parties in Iran, has proposed solutions to end the protests and violence inside the country.

A firsthand account of Basij forces in action:

They just need some hope

EXCLUSIVE London School of Economics professor of law Eva Micheler:

A company is more than the sum of the contributions of its members

As part of a more extensive interview on her book ‘Company Law: A Real Entity Theory’ (Oxford University Press, 2021), we asked Eva Micheler, professor of law at the London School of Economics, about the basis for treating companies as real entities. The whole interview will be soon published by Iran Daily.

EXCLUSIVE

MP: West’s blocking Iran’s access to rare diseases medicine worst action ever

Political Desk

Prime Minister Al-Sudani’s visit important in many ways

Mohammad Shia al-Sudani, the prime minister of Iraq is expected to visit Tehran on Tuesday at the official invitation of the Iranian President Seyyed Ebrahim Raeisi.

University of Wisconsin political scientist Kennan Ferguson:

‘No Politics’ can make a crisis emerge

As part of a more extensive interview on his book ‘The Big No’ (University of Minnesota Press, 2022), we asked Kennan Ferguson, professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, about his account of ‘No Politics’ and what it signifies. The whole interview will be soon published by Iran Daily.

EXCLUSIVE New York University sociologist Vivek Chibber:

Workers resist their exploitation but more often individually rather than collectively

As part of a more extensive interview on his book ‘The Class Matrix: Social Theory after the Cultural Turn’ (Harvard University Press, 2022), we asked Vivek Chibber, professor of sociology at New York University, about his (re)reading of Marx’s theory on workers’ predicament in a capitalist system. The whole interview will be soon published by Iran Daily.

‘Red storm’ illusion cost GOPs dearly

Ebrahim Beheshti

Scent of a Powerful Woman

Saeed Azimi

Bahraini dissident:

Parliament represents monarch, not people

Parliamentary elections were held in Bahrain on Saturday while many opposition groups stayed away. In an interview with Iran Daily, Abdullah Daqqaq, a Shia cleric and prominent figure in Bahrain’s largest opposition group Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society, rejected the vote as a sham election which merely safeguards King Hamad’s interests.