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2023-12-20 22:44
By professor Hossein Askari
Gaza war lays bare the immorality of the Western world
The Secretary General of the United Nations, António Guterres, claimed that the Hamas attack of October 7 did not happen in a vacuum. If not in a vacuum, what was in that space?
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2023-10-30 00:13
By Hossein Askari
America descends into the cesspool of history
TEHRAN– Let’s shout out what the Secretary General of the United Nations has said, the attack on October 7 did not happen in a vacuum.
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2023/03/01
By Professor Hossein Askari
Sanctions are an instrument of death, destruction and global rift
Let me cut to the chase, sanctions can end up being more harmful than your average war: they can involve many more countries than two parties to an armed conflict; cause more human suffering and last much longer; inflict more widespread economic loss, impede economic and human recovery; leave more hatred in their wake; and yes, sanctions have hardly ever achieved their intended goal. So what’s so good about sanctions?
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2023-01-30 12:11
George Washington University must be held accountable for taking advantage of the generosity of Iran
This is a brief story of a gift from the Ministry of Higher Education of Iran to the George Washington University (GW) in 1974, which inexplicably evaporated into thin air some 45 years later in 2019 and then miraculously reappeared in 2022.
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2022-11-28 11:05
By Hossein Askari
There’s corruption and there’s corruption—the Al-Sauds take the cake
Does Saudi Arabia’s constitution condone corruption and murder?
Let’s admit it upfront. Corruption is everywhere in the world. In the United States, big time donors give big bucks or “dark money” to politicians to legislate and change laws in their favor. Still we are lucky in the United States that we can call out corruption and face no prison term and dismemberment. This is far from the case in Saudi Arabia, where such criticism of the Al-Sauds, the ruling tribe, could lead to your death or land you in jail.
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2022/09/27
By Professor Hossein Askari
America's foreign policy endangers Iranians, Jews, Israel and wider U.S. interests
TEHRAN- Not only has Iran become enemy number one in the United States but Americans with Iranian roots are perceived as terrorists, anti-Americans and have become targets of hate and discrimination. So much so that many even deny their Iranian heritage.
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2022/09/06
By Hossein Askari
Economic sanctions are a global curse
A world regressing beyond repair
Political leaders in the United States have touted economic sanctions as being less costly and more humanitarian than wars to affect the objectionable policies of an adversary. I beg to differ.
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2022-08-03 11:56
By Hossein Askari
Biden Brings as much shame to Americans as MBS brings to Muslims
Muslims the world over must shun Mohammad bin Salman and members of the al-Saud tribe. They must demand that Saudi Arabia relinquish its control over Islam’s two holiest places in Mecca and Medina and place management of the two sites under the stewardship of all Muslim countries.
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2022-07-15 16:30
By Hossein Askari
How to counterbalance sanctions for the future
Iran was entirely compliant with the nuclear agreement (JCPOA) signed by President Obama and ratified by the United Nations Security Council; nevertheless, Trump tore it up.
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2022/07/03
Hossein Askari: it’s worthy of note
TEHRAN – Football is the most popular sport in Iran and a football player becomes famous as a result of this. However, many Iranian athletes have already started to shine in the other sports. Cyclist Hossein Askari is one of them.
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2022-06-11 12:41
By M. A. Saki
Begging to S. Arabia for higher oil output is a big mistake: GWU professor
‘Biden’s homage to Saudi Arabia will do nothing to relieve Europe’s natural gas shortage until the U.S. lifts all sanctions on Iran’s energy sector’
TEHRAN – A professor from George Washington University (GWU) says President Joe Biden’s decision to visit Saudi Arabia to beg for more oil output by the Kingdom is a “big mistake”.
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2022-02-13 17:04
By Professor Hossein Askari
Iran—America’s manufactured enemy
TEHRAN- Iran and America were the closest of allies before the Iranian Revolution of 1979, but they are now implacable enemies. How have such allies become such enemies for more than forty years?
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2022-01-22 19:28
By Mohammad Mazhari
China can fill much of the gap left by Western companies in Iran: professor
TEHRAN – A professor from the George Washington University says that China can fill the gap left by Western companies in Iran, especially in terms of investment and access to Chinese banks.