By Micah Halpern
Iran's parliament ordered Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to make an appearance and explain his policies.
This is only the second time in history that such a move has taken place. The last time was in 2011 when then-president Ahmadinejad was summoned to the parliament over a similar issue - international sanctions against Iran.
Rouhani was asked to explain why his policies have not been able to counter the sanctions imposed by the United States on Iran.
The parliament is worried, most significantly because the economic crisis in Iran is worsening. And this is just stage one of the sanctions, stage two begins in November.
Iran's parliamentarians want to know what Rouhani's new plans. They want to know if Rouhani's plans will succeed in lifting Iran out of its terrible economic condition.
There is good reason to worry.
Micah@Micahhalpern.com
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