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I hope you agree with me that Iran is at a crossroad. That our country is struggling to define its national character, and that there is a growing polarisation within society about defining issues such as the direction of our country and the social and political freedoms essential for a mature...

Indeed, but he made a big mistake by not sitting out the current political and emotional discords happening in Iranian communities. He could've maintained his act of civility and impartiality but he panicked after witnessing growing resentment over here against the brutal practices of the regime...

Anyone who defends the dictatorial practices of the regime against ordinary Iranians who want a better future and a political system which respects their voices is no lover of Iran. That includes both him and you.

He reminds me of the political commissars in the Soviet Union. You know, those officers assigned to military units whose primary objective was to instill ideological conformity to ensure political control of the regime they represent. He is a cunning figure who writes endless monologues to...

Have you ever seen a mask of a man falling of this quick as happened with our resident preacher SalarSag? The incell clearly has some screws loose. The way he fanatically bombard posts with emoticons shows serious mental issues.

I don't care about Soleimani anymore. My entire family is full with members who served in the Iran-Iraq War, some of them injured or killed. And with me millions of other Iranians. The idea that the Soleimani, while deserving praise for his role in the defense of Iran, should be above criticism...

We survived Alexander. Survived proto-IRI Arab Muslim invaders. Survived the Mongol hordes. Survived the Turkic invaders. Survived the British. But we won't survive the demise of the Islamic Republic. Poor Iran.

A hardcore government that is relying on brute force to suppress any dissent and alternative perspectives on Iran's political system is not one of stability. It's a false sense of social order propelled by goons with batons, using scare-tactics (including jailing, torturing and mudering) to...

Much is happening, even if the protests won't succeed. Greater distrust of Iranians to the state; breaking down of the regime's legitimacy; bottled up anger and frustration that will continue to simmer in society to eventually erupt in various degrees of severity; fracturing of the social fabric...

Talk is cheap. And where it matters most is maintaining our social fabric and trust of our younger generations in their political leaders. The social contract between the people and the state is rapidly breaking down, with dire consequences for our nation if not healed in time.

I don't think he took an anti-Russia stance, but probably sensed Russian weakness and indifference, so he hedged his bets by moving closer to the West. Armenia would be wise to turn away from Russia. You shouldn't forget that the Russians pressured Armenia for years to not import more Iranian...

When your so-called Orthodox ally (Russia) doesn't lift a finger when your territory is under Azerbaijani attack, don't be surprised when Armenians turn their hopes to the Americans. By the way, Pelosi's visit was unprecedented and probably bolstered Armenia's position more than all these...

Yesterday.

Only in Armenia you can see protesters flying Iranian, American and European flags in front of the Russian embassy: