Maziar Motamedi is a journalist at Al Jazeera, based in Tehran. He specializes in covering a wide range of topics including regional and world news, energy policy, and the socio-economic landscape of Iran and beyond. Maziar's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Ya Libnan, MSN, GlobalResearch, and Yahoo News.
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Maziar Motamedi's coverage is heavily focused on government & politics, world affairs, and international relations. His work includes a mixture of evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements.
If reaching out to Maziar with a story idea or pitch, consider providing insights related to ongoing geopolitical developments in the Middle East such as the Israel-Gaza conflict, Iran's foreign policy decisions, Houthi activities in Yemen and their impact on regional dynamics. Additionally, pitches related to international diplomacy and significant political events would likely resonate well with him.
Given his focus on these topics and themes within an international context but not explicitly specifying a geographic focus beyond the Middle East region itself.
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By: Maziar Motamedi
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) advisers say Iran has replaced more missiles and drones than it used, and cite falling US munition stocks.
By: Maziar Motamedi
Iran's more offensive posture comes after Trump commented that the US would soon make the Strait of Hormuz its territory.
By: Edna Mohamed, Maziar Motamedi
Iran's authorities say they could shift to offensive operations as Washington considers further sanctions.
By: Maziar Motamedi
Citizens and entities would have to seek authorisation to contact universities and embassies or talk to foreign media.
By: Maziar Motamedi
Iran says production is ongoing, but details will not be revealed during war conditions.
By: Maziar Motamedi
Prices for food and other items are already soaring, and there is a history of unrest, so any increase is being considered.
By: Maziar Motamedi
Tehran may count on links with China and others to weather the storm, but average Iranian people will bear the brunt.
By: Alia Chughtai, Fatemah Karimkhan, Maziar Motamedi
Sanctions and the US-Israel war on Iran have left the country's people unable to keep pace with rising prices as the rial hits a new all-time low.
By: Alia Chughtai, Maziar Motamedi
Sanctions and the US-Israel war on Iran have left the country's people unable to keep pace with rising prices.
By: Maziar Motamedi
Iranian authorities believe they can withstand US sanctions, but warn of a tough year ahead.
