Iran mentioned as “a critical transit point”

“Humble Iran will boycott U.S. officials”

Charged with violations of human rights

Iran vows to resist Western pressure

What were the positive and negative aspects in the American president’s recent Middle East speech? President Obama’s recent Middle East speech merits serious investigation for one particularly ironic reason, namely, that it went almost unnoticed in the Middle East and that you could not but observe that it proved to be a nonevent.

“Iran will resist reforms more strongly”

Diagnosed with severe depression

Expressing hope it will “establish peace in the region”

“Our policy is based on non-interference”

Calling for an immediate end of attacks

“It was disappointing and ridiculous”

“America is against people’s rights”

US officials believe he was taken by Iranian government

Remains unclear where FBI agent is held

Recognizing ‘the bravery of thousands of Iranians’

No observers are allowed

Iraq wants to tackle Mujahedin

As we are only a couple of days past the previous decade, let us look at the political currents which shaped its politics, and which, if looked into properly, could tell us a thing or two about what is up with us in the decade(s) to come.

“Our objective is not hurting Iranian people”

“Diplomacy remains the best option”