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The Ukraine war and consequent sanctions against Russia by the US-led West have plunged the latter into an economic crisis marked by acute energy shortage, raising fears of a dark and cold winter.
Allies and friends together having failed to overcome the deficits caused by the war, the West is now striving to revive the nuclear deal (JCPOA) with Iran, which President Donald Trump had jettisoned.
Who is afraid of Iran’s Faezeh Hashemi? IranSource by Arash Azizi Faezeh Rafsanjani (C), daughter of former Iranian president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, attends an opposition rally in Tehran in this June 16, 2009 photograph made available June 21, 2009. Faezeh, the daughter of Rafsanjani, who is a rival of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, was detained during an opposition rally in Tehran on Saturday, an Iranian news agency said on Sunday. Faezeh addressed supporters of defeated presidential candidate Mirhossein Mousavi on June 16 when they gathered near the state television building in Tehran in defiance of a ban on opposition protests. REUTERS via Your View On March 31, when Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif made an impromptu appearance on Clubhouse, many were impressed by how quickly the room filled with eight thousand listeners (the maximum allowed on the audio-only app). Less than two weeks late on April 13, a more impressive turnout occurred on the same platform. Faezeh Hashemi Rafsanjani, a former member of parliament and daughter of one of the founders of the Islamic Republic, took to Clubhouse to voice her bitter critique of the clerical establishment. The room hit capacity within minutes. Other rooms opened on Clubhouse and other platforms—such as Twitter’s Spaces—to broadcast Faezeh’s question and answer session. In total, almost twenty thousand people tuned in.