Ahmadinejad Submits for Presidential Candidacy—Against the Supreme Leader’s Wishes In Iran, a battle between the conservative and the extremely conservative may result in death. By Micah Halpern
Will Iranian Voters Elect a Tougher Mullah to Confront Trump? Iranian president Rouhani, a moderate, faces a potentially difficult race for another term. By Micah Halpern
Is the UN General Assembly Worth a Damn? Do the rare instances in which dialogue translates into peaceful resolution outweigh the greater instances of anti-democratic speech and action? That's debatable. By Micah Halpern
How Pamela Harriman Became the Most Powerful Socialite in American Politics By Jennifer Ashley Wright
Séamus Kealy On Returning to Ireland, Artist-Centered Institutions and What the RHA Could Become By Dan Duray