Prof. Shor took part in an exclusive interview with Iran Review and offered his viewpoints regarding five hypotheses about the future of the U.S. global hegemony, the challenges capitalism faces and the emerging alternatives to American system of global governance. What follows is the text of the interview.  

In order to explore the possible reasons why the Helsinki conference was cancelled and the impacts it might have on the U.S. public image and the sincerity of its claims regarding the global nuclear disarmament, we did a brief interview with Dr. Arshin Adib-Moghaddam, Reader in Comparative Politics and International Relations at the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies and the chair of Centre for Iranian Studies at SOAS.

Frequent announcements of readiness to negotiate with Iran by the American officials in their latest interviews and stances have been followed by a host of analytical reports both inside and outside the United States. Since Iran has not received any official request in this regard, the question is what are the main goals behind general and ambiguous positions taken on this issue by the American officials?

Prominent American political scientist Prof. John J. Mearsheimer believes that as a result of the enormous influence of the Israeli lobby on the U.S. politicians, one can hardly think of rapprochement between Iran and the United States in short-run, but they can move toward reconciliation by recognizing each other’s rights and responsibilities.

Accounting expert Nicolaas Smith believes that by taking certain measures, the effects of hyperinflation in Iran can be eliminated overnight and Iran’s currency can regain its value with time.

Nicolaas Smith took part in an in-depth interview with Iran Review and discussed his viewpoints about the problem of hyperinflation in Iran and provided a set of comprehensive solutions on how to overcome the current economic problems the country is facing. He says that with these solutions, the effects of hyperinflation will be eliminated overnight and at no cost.

What follows is the text of Iran Review’s exclusive interview with Prof. Terri Ginsberg about her dismissal from the North Carolina State University, the Palestinian culture and civilization, the continued oppression of the Palestinian people by the Israeli regime and the rise of Islamophobia in the West.

Just two days before the presidential elections in the United States, Iran Review conducted an exclusive interview with Linh Dinh to discuss the U.S. foreign and domestic policy, the dominance of the political and military lobbies over the U.S. media, unemployment and poverty in the United States and the reasons why Linh Dinh believes elections in the United States are rigged and fraudulent.

The government of the United Kingdom has recently turned down the United States’ request to use the British military bases, or its own bases on the British territories in a possible attack on Iran.

What follows is the text of Iran Review's interview with Prof. Hanke who spoke to us from Paris and discussed the current situation of Iran's economy and the scenarios which can help to salvage its troubled economy.