A step towards the right direction
After the debacle with Judith Miller, it seems as if the New York Times is a little bit more careful about publishing articles by journalists
After the debacle with Judith Miller, it seems as if the New York Times is a little bit more careful about publishing articles by journalists
No one can say with confidence what the Iranian leaders have in mind. Do they have ambitions to enrich weapons grade uranium or are they
Last September Jyllands-Posten, a Danish conservative daily, published twelve cartoons of Prophet Muhammad. The cartoons were the paper’s response to a Danish author’s complaint that
In a quiet neighborhood of the Tajrish district of Tehran, on the foothills of the Alborz Mountains, a green thirty-thousand-square-feet sanatorium hosts hundreds of veterans
Thomas Frank opened his What’s the Matter with Kansas, 2004, with a piercing sentence: “America is always in a state of quasi-civil war: on the
On July 20, 2004, Senator Rick Santorum (R-PA) introduced the Iran Freedom and Support Act of 2004, a legislation promoting the transformation of the Islamic
Recently, two statements on the necessity and urgency of fundamental political change in Iran have been distributed via the internet. The first is authored by