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Mahmoud Ghaffari

Peugeot Saves A Life

He was prepared to prove that his 1964 White Peugeot was the only car he had ever owned.  He knew the first question, the shallow

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From the Shah to Dubai

In 1976, the Shah of Iran out of good faith and support for United States, decreed the Pahlavi Foundation to probe into purchasing the controlling

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Hidden force

Mohandes Saadi Diba (from here on I will call him Diba) passed away in Geneva Switzerland on September 24th, 2005.  He was the elder of

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Beginning of the end

Dr. Ahmadi-Nejad’s win tops the list of Iranian celebrations and national holidays. It should be up there with the 2500th anniversary celebrations, or the ’53

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Amin-ol-Molk

It has been a poignant year for the devotees of Iran, as we have lost another personality whom through his dedication to Iran and his

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About

It is with quite a lot of trepidation and apprehension that I put pen to paper to write this article. It is probably the most

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When he was needed most

A few weeks ago America lost a great diplomat and an Arabist, who knew more about Middle East than any high ranking official in the

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Top gunned down

His left eye was gouged out, leaving an empty socket, his body was riddled with bullets, and his entire torso was black and blue from

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Sense & humor

Over the weekend, Iran lost another statesman, Ahmad Mirfendereski (1918-2004). [See: Rising sun] Mirfendereski was the Shah's ambassador to the former Soviet Union for most

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For who she is

Some recent articles on Iranian.com and elsewhere prompted me to scribe this peace and depict a different perspective(s) of who Goli Ameri is and why

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Entezam’s story

The recent nominations and winnings of some Iranians for one reason or another around the world, has made me think about their origin and background

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Man in the middle

You sometimes ponder what would have been if… This is the thought that preoccupies most of us who went through the events that led to

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Our Paul Bremer?

Several weeks ago we read “Terms of engagement” written by Hume Horan, former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia and a well renowned Arabist . I

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Terms of engagement

Introduction Hume Horan is a distinguished career diplomat, who has served his entire stint at the U.S. State Department, in the Arab region of the

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Terms of engagement

Introduction Hume Horan is a distinguished career diplomat, who has served his entire stint at the U.S. State Department, in the Arab region of the

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