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Some hope and wish that with a change of Government in the Islamic Republic of Iran, the foreign policy may change. That’s no more than day-dreaming. The foreign policy of Iran is not dependent on the Government per se; the foreign policy is the policy of the “system”.

The United States of America applied the \\\\\\\"maximum pressure\\\\\\\" policy on the Islamic Republic of Iran. Widespread sanctions were placed on the Islamic Republic which even included an educational institution and the Astane Quds Razavi, the shrine of Imam al-Redha (A). Yet, what was the main purpose of this \\\\\\\"maximum pressure\\\\\\\"? What happened to Mr. Donald Trump as he prided in his \\\\\\\"maximum pressure\\\\\\\" policy? And what will happen to the current American administration if it decides to continue the \\\\\\\"maximum pressure\\\\\\\" policy? Listen to the leader of the Islamic Revolution, Imam Khamenei, answer these questions in this short clip. Pay attention and learn a thing or two.

[11 April 2013] US allies policy towards Syria, foolish and dangerous - English

On the war on Syria: is there a policy shift from the US? Take for example, what US national security advisor, Susan Rice has said: The White House is currently revisiting both old and new options on how best to approach the Syrian crisis, saying it could become a breeding ground for terrorists, fearing its fragmentation, with the ouster of Bashar al-Assad no longer the number one priority. In this edition of the debate, we\'ll discuss why this policy shift, whether it has any connection to Saudi Arabia\'s new appointment of the Syrian file, Prince Nayef, and how reverting to fighting terrorism as a priority sounds a lot like what the Syrian govt. delegation said at the failed Geneva 2 talks. Or is this a possible sign of US military intervention?

On the war on Syria: is there a policy shift from the US? Take for example, what US national security advisor, Susan Rice has said: The White House is currently revisiting both old and new options on how best to approach the Syrian crisis, saying it could become a breeding ground for terrorists, fearing its fragmentation, with the ouster of Bashar al-Assad no longer the number one priority. In this edition of the debate, we\'ll discuss why this policy shift, whether it has any connection to Saudi Arabia\'s new appointment of the Syrian file, Prince Nayef, and how reverting to fighting terrorism as a priority sounds a lot like what the Syrian govt. delegation said at the failed Geneva 2 talks. Or is this a possible sign of US military intervention?

ISIL an ‘outgrowth of US policy’

[03 March 2015] Iran calls sanctions failed policy - English

[04 March 2015] Kremlin official: Sanctions will not affect Russia\'s foreign policy - English

IR Foreign Policy Principles remain unaltered It is important to note that the principles of the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic are unaltered. Duration : 2:03 Follow us at: Shiatv.net/user/PureStreamMedia Telegram.me/PureStreamMedia Fb.com/PureStreamMedia

[07 April 2012] US Paradoxical Policy - News Analysis - Presstv - English

[04 Jan 2013] Saudi Turkish policy of sowing discord will backfire - English

The Syrian information minister says Saudi Arabia is responsible for death and destruction throughout the Muslim world today -- including in Syria. Omran al-Zoubi made the remarks in a television interview, in which he advised Riyadh to halt its policy of terrorism against Syria and other regional countries, such as Iraq, Lebanon, and Algeria. He had particularly scathing criticism of the Saudi foreign minister, saying Saud al-Faisal has always driven Saudi policy toward failure. The comments came after a meeting between Faisal and his U-S counterpart, John Kerry. During the meeting on Monday, the Saudi official reportedly lamented the international community\'s inaction on the Syrian crisis, particularly the U-S decision not to intervene militarily. Syria has long accused Saudi Arabia of being one of the main regional patrons of the foreign-backed militants, which provides military and financial support to them.

More than 200 high-ranking politicians, business- and government representatives came together in German capital to attend Berlin third Foreign Policy Forum. Experts discussed key questions of German and European foreign policy focusing on issues ranging rom transatlantic relations to the recent agreement on Iran\'s nuclear energy programmer reached in Geneva last weekend.

Iran\'s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says Tehran pursues a policy of peaceful coexistence and closer ties with its neighbors. During his meeting with Oman\'s Sultan Qaboos, Zarif emphasized that Iran holds great respect for Oman as a neighboring country, and is prepared for the expansion of bilateral relations. The top diplomat also called on Saudi Arabia to work together with Iran toward achieving regional stability. For his part, the Omani king said there are proper grounds to expand ties with Iran. Zarif entered Oman after visiting Kuwait on the second leg of his regional tour. He is now in Qatar and may also visit Saudi Arabia.

The British government\'s anti-terror policy has long been criticized as ineffective and discriminatory against the country\'s Muslim community. Now, a new report details how those policies have impacted every aspect of British Muslims\' lives.

United Nations human rights envoy Richard Falk has condemned Israel\'s QUOTE apartheid policy in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Richard Falk has issued a report, saying that Palestinian rights are being violated by Israel\'s prolonged occupation of their homeland and the ethnic cleansing of East Jerusalem al-Quds. The UN special rapporteur on human rights in the Palestinian territories condemned Israel\'s use of force and unlawful killing of Palestinians, saying that the UN should consider imposing sanctions on Israel. He also criticized Israel\'s attacks on Palestinian farmers in the Gaza Strip, saying that the humanitarian situation in Gaza is dire. He added that Israel violates Palestinians\' right to work, education, freedom of movement, and assembly.

[02 May 2014] High Court rules Britain\'s detention policy in Afghanistan is unlawful - English

[09 June 2014] Jordan summons Australian diplomat over policy change on al-Quds - English

[10 Aug 2014] The Debate - Turkey ISIL Policy (P.2) - English

[10 Aug 2014] The Debate - Turkey ISIL Policy (P.1) - English

[24 Dec 2014] Pakistan declares new anti-terror policy - English

[17 March 2015] EU foreign policy chief: Iran nuclear talks in \'crucial phase\' - English

The JCPOA is a hot topic these days. The United States of America, after all the commitments and agreements, notoriously left the JCPOA calling it a bad deal. These days the American government wants to return to the deal. Keep in mind, that after leaving the JCPOA, the United States of America intensified sanctions on the Islamic Republic of Iran. But what does the USA need to do in order to return to the JCPOA? What is the definite policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran as far as the JCPOA is concerned? Is the discussion about who should take the first steps in order for the JCPOA to continue? These questions and others are answered by the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Imam Khamenei. Please pay attention. Truth is being spoken.

American soldier exposes US policy in Iraq

Noam Chomsky on US and Israeli Foreign Policy

Noam Chomsky on Israels Policy of Self-Defence english

*Funny* Sarah Palin on Foreign Policy - English

US Policy Influenced by Media and Neocon Agenda