A NATO ally that applied to join BRICS. A "mediator" that hosts Hamas. An air force protected by NATO radars, wired to Russian missiles. One thread runs through it all — and it's written in Ankara's own words. Read: The Double Game.
Our Bahraini compatriots are awaiting the first step," Kayhan's editor declared this week, and after a war Iran already fought on Bahraini soil, that's not a threat to dismiss
As Tehran strikes U.S. and Israeli strategic sites, the regime faces deepening regional isolation and a critical dependence on China and Russia to survive its most profound internal and external challenge