Cheering thy enemy
I read with interest Paul Klebnikov's article, Millionaire mullahs: Who Controls today's Iran? and I confess, if it had been published by a magazine that
I read with interest Paul Klebnikov's article, Millionaire mullahs: Who Controls today's Iran? and I confess, if it had been published by a magazine that
These days Iranians are in a perplexingly funny situation. On the one hand we want, rather strongly, Saddam Hussein to go to “hell” — at
An old poetic Persian proverb says: Har cheh begandad namakash mizanand. Vaay beh roozy keh begandad namak! My suggested trans-literation: Salt is added to whatever
I don't know if you read my 9/11 “diary” of last year — published in the Iranian.com on Friday, September14, 2001, entitled: “I am tired:
It is only a few months since I have arrived in the U.S. I am here for a relatively short visit. Being Iranian, I “hang
This morning I had to cool my heels for a long time in my nun-run Catholic medical clinic to see my primary care doctor, and
Recently Mohsen koochooloo said to Amoo Moji, Salaam Amoo Moji jaan-e aziz: I know you hate commas. You say they come in the middle of
To the surprise of pundits and activists alike, the Iran Libya Sanctions Act (ILSA) was extended for another five years and signed into law by