Moving forward
The American voters proved me wrong. They proved my scepticism that they (almost 75% white population) would not vote for a black man. I am
The American voters proved me wrong. They proved my scepticism that they (almost 75% white population) would not vote for a black man. I am
The Economist has created a very interesting section where, as I understood, subscribers have so far voted for either of the US presidential candidates, no
Mr Ahmadinejad had an interview with CNN’s Larry King recently, and of course, as usual with such people who have no positive plans or serious
McCain’s choice for VP was a very smart move. This presidential campaign will be something to remember and something quite interesting for future political advisors
The conventions of the two major U.S. parties were some amazing events, propaganda machines that have a great impact, both to publicise to the relatively
Before there was the Internet or even the steam engine and alike, there was a dynasty ruling over Iran, the Qazar dynasty. And there was
Recent developments in Georgia have confirmed many fears, including that of mine, that Russia’s imperialistic intentions are very serious and the democratic world needs no
Recent events in Georgia show the new type of battle that is likely to rage for decades to come, between what is remained to challenge
One of the very huge problems confronting progress in the Middle East is the problem of confusing administration with the purpose of life, society, or
My recent past experience, being absent in the Iranian-istan blogsphere, has been a very interesting one! That of course didn’t mean leaving Iranian-istan, but a
The most recent case of state separation has been that of Kosovo. I saw Serbs come to the streets and protest. It was quite interesting.
Reading through comments, under articles related to the Iranian identity and its diverse nature, maybe one more article, further elaborating the subject, would not hurt.
This website, and many other Iranian ones, have for some time already been inundated by blogs and threads about a possible danger, the danger that
Comments calling me a pan-Turkist, or a secessionist, have been aplenty, even under articles which have had nothing to do with anything that might have
Why did the Pahlavi regime fall? Theories are out there aplenty. Was Khomeini too tough? Were the Iranian people simply too unhappy with the regime?
There have always been lots of talk about Iran’s present, and past, sizes. Which size is the true size of this country, or empire, called
Mr Patraeus, and Mr Crocker, top US men in Iraq, were complaining about Iranian troublemakers; special groups, as they were calling them. They separated Muqtada
What is going to happen in Iraq will be the turning page of history for what is going to happen with a very large chunk
We have just witnessed the passing of yet another defeat for the struggle for freedom in Iran, and yet another victory for a regime that
Revolution seems a good thing, theoretically speaking, but historically speaking it has usually been a not-so-rosy moment in time when injustices took place, lives and
In the minds of conspiracy theorists it is actually their inferiority (stupidity), or the incredible wickedly genius of the conspirators, that constitutes the foundation for
Did anybody write on Iranian.com anything about Kosovo declaring its independence? It probably seemed of little significance. The country that will most probably be internationally
The Iranian government, through its actions time and time again, has shown that it does not believe in Iranians for its ideological survival. This has
I just saw the news that Khomeini’s grandson, Ali Eshraghi, has not been allowed to participate in the March parliamentary elections in Iran. I was
I often thought who Iranians would vote for in case they had a democracy. And we know who the members of the first Iranian parliament