Archive - 2010

فریاد حمید صادقی با لبان دوخته

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Reza Joushan, Political Prisoner in Hunger Strike

VOA Interviews Sister of Reza Joushan, Political Prisoner in a Coma as a Result of Hunger Strike

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Billions of dollars is spending for hate and not for education

 

The hate between people is a way that destroy the lives of the people. We should gather our energy for education and creating job and welfare

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Tehran Hamayesh, A Step in Right Direction

It was a much needed attempt by government to reach out to its friends as well as its foes to solicit their cooperation in various areas including direct investment in Iranian industries. >>>

Strikes, Sanctions and Scapegoats

For the pundits, there are only two questions about U.S.-Iran relations that are of any importance: (1) Will Israel and/or the United States attack Iran? and (2) will the new sanctions have enough bite to persuade Iran to change its nuclear policy? Despite all the printers ink spilled on these two issues, the answers are an easy no and no. Neither the United States nor Israel will take the military option off the table, thereby giving the pundits (and the crowd that is dying to repeat Iraq) latitude to keep the distant prospect of military action on the front pages, where it has been for years>>>

Who's isolated?

We have argued for some time that the policy debate about Iran here in the United States is distorted by a number of "myths" -- myths about the Islamic Republic, its foreign policy, and its domestic politics. We were reminded of this by Jim Hoagland's column Sunday in the Washington Post -- particularly the passage in which he chastises President Obama for citing sanctions "as the cause of unrest" in Iran. In Hoagland's view, this reading "does a disservice to the humanity of Iran's simmering revolt," which is playing the "dominant role in the popular uprising" that is taking place in the Islamic Republic>>>