An interesting and candid interview with former CIA officer in Iran, Mark Fowler, who discusses how espionage really works and what surprised him about the culture and society of Iran, including Iranians who offered their service to CIA:
An opinion letter by A. Craig Copetas published in Turkiye Today calls the Iranian regime a phantom! Here is an excerpt:/ /Iran is a theology. It is no longer a country. Not in the way diplomats mean the word. Not in the bureaucratic sense that produces signatures, ministries, ...
Because of free speech limitations in Iran, although pro-regime interviewees shared their views openly and passionately without fear of punishment, some of the interviewees were hesitant to discuss their heart-felt political views on camera:
Opinion Letter By Dr. Bazargan/On many levels, the US-Iran war is like a high stake game of chess. Each side can only make certain moves with their limited pawns and pieces, so whoever runs out of time will lose!/The Iranian clock is running against crippling inflation (food ...
On this 250th anniversary of America, there is a lot of criticism about the way America is handling itself domestically and internationally. Many people in the world, including many Iranians, question America's militant foreign policy. Others blame gun violence in America on the ...
On the Explanation of Chess and Backgammon (Abar Wizārišn ī Čatrang ud Nihišn Nēw-Ardaxšīr), a book by Dr. Touraj Daryaee, is a Middle Persian text concerned with the earliest story of the invention of the games of chess and backgammon in the sixth century CE, during the rule of ...
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