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Dr. Majid Rafizadeh
Dr. Majid Rafizadeh

Dr. Majid Rafizadeh is an Iranian-American scholar, author and U.S. foreign policy specialist. Rafizadeh is the president of the International American Council. He serves on the board of Harvard International Review at Harvard University and Harvard International Relations Council. He is a member of the Gulf 2000 Project at Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs. Previously he served as ambassador to the National Iranian-American Council based in Washington DC. He can be contacted at: [email protected], or on Twitter: @Dr_Rafizadeh

Iran’s lobbyists and spies in our midst?

Some think that the focus should also be on the threat coming from a well-knit group and gilded circle of Iran’s operatives or lobbyists...

 Ways to change the Iran government peacefully

What are some effective and non-violent approaches to channel such democratic reform in Iran?...

 Astana talks: Counting Iran’s gains and losses

It was a critical platform for Iranian leaders to showcase their power, increasing influence and predominant role in Syria’s political affairs...

 OPINION: A call for working with the opposition in Iran

The letter addressed the need for President Trump to address the deficiencies of the nuclear agreement, writes Dr. Majid Rafizadeh...

 Enemies as ‘thieves’, Iran’s battle within

The more closely held the domestic economic system of Iran is, the more Khamenei and the IRGC can benefit from maintaining their monopoly...

 From rich farmer to ‘conservative’ Iranian president

Hashemi Rafsanjani came from within the religious and political establishment of the Islamic Republic, writes Dr. Majid Rafizadeh...

 Iran sees hailing Assad as top priority

High-level meetings between Iranian and Syrian leaders have reasserted Iran’s financial, military, strategic, and geopolitical support to Assad ...

 Why is the EU defending Iran?

EU’s warnings highlight the notion that it does not desire to endanger its improving ties with Tehran...