Heshmat Alavi
Heshmat Alavi is a political activist and supporter for regime change in Iran. He writes on Iran and the Middle East.
He tweets at @HeshmatAlavi
Most Recent Articles by Heshmat Alavi:
Business in Iran: new opportunities for west, or a delusion?
October 19, 2016
Everything in Iran, including the economic growth, is reliant on the hidden war going on between the state and the people
Iran Actually Pleased After Brussels Attack
March 29, 2016
Tehran is now holding the Belgium government itself responsible for this massacre
The Story Behind Iraq’s Iran-backed Shiite militias
February 11, 2016
The situation in Iraq, rendered through Iran's lethal meddling, has left the region and the world facing grave dangers. The only solution lies in taking solid action against Iran-backed Shiite militias as the other side of the ISIS coin.
ISIS: Outcome of a failed policy toward Iran
March 6, 2015
Any mistake can be corrected, even in its final stages. For Mr. Obama, there is still time to correct his strategy. But the clock is ticking…
Mullahs’ regime stuck in epicenter of crises
January 29, 2015
Unveiling human rights violations in Iran has increased to the regime's already boiling crises and added to its complications
A shade Dissention in pursuing nuclear talks
December 27, 2014
Harshest threat for this regime comes from inside. Floggings, tortures, hangings, acid throwing, attacking women with knives have not relieved the Mullahs from their fate
Mullahs’ regime stuck in epicenter of crises
November 20, 2014
Iranian regime is the central banker of international terrorism, main exporter of religious fundamentalism, epicenter of crises in the Middle East