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Tag Archives: Election
After Elections, Iran Remains A Major Player In Iraq
On March 7, millions of Iraqis “made their mark” and participated in the country’s second, generally fair and democratic post-Saddam Hussein parliamentary elections — an event that is exemplary for Iraq’s Arab and Iranian neighbors. Among the good news was … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmadinejad, al-Dawa, al-Hakim, al-Maliki, al-Najaf, Al-Sistani, Ammar al-Hakim, Ayatollah, Badr army, Barzani, Election, Hakim, INA, Iran, Iran-Iraq, Iraq, Iraq National Alliance, Iraq-Iran, ISCI, Jalal Talebani, Karbala, KDP, Khamenei, Kurdish, Kurdistan Democratic Party, Maliki, Marja, Masud Barzani, Najaf, northern Iraq, Nuri al-Maliki, Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, PUK, Sadr, Sadrists, Shi'a, Shi'ite, Shi'ite Kurd, SL, State of Law, Sunni, Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council, Supreme Leader, Talebani
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Zahra And Millions Like Her
Zahra is a nurse working at the Beheshti Hospital in the central Iranian city of Isfahan. Both Zahra and her husband, Arash, a physiotherapist, work hard, with a lot of overtime, to provide for their two children. They complain about … Continue reading
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Tagged Akbar Ganji, Ebadi, Election, Farda, Ganji, Gedmin, Iran, Iranian opposition, Isfahan, Jeff Gedmin, Khamenei, Khomeini, middle class, Mousavi, Radio Farda, RFE/RL, Shirin Ebadi, Tehran
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Iran Is Likely To See A Harsher Crackdown
There are fears that the Iranian regime may intensify the crackdown on the opposition in the next few weeks. Six months after a rigged presidential election wherein Mahmud Ahmadinejad was hastily confirmed the winner, the resistance has not disappeared despite … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmad Khatami, Ahmadinejad, crackdown, Election, Iran, Karroubi, Khamenei, Khomeini's picture, Khomeini's Portrait, Mousavi, Muharram, Radio Farda, Sazegara
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Iran’s Khamenei On Crash Course
For the past couple of months, we thought some kind of spring was coming to our beloved Iran. We deserved it, we thought, finally, after so many years of un-freedom, state-ideological one-way-turbo-course, and international isolation and humiliation. But after the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmadinejad, confrontation, Election, fraud, Iran, Khamenei, Mousavi, rigging
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An Electoral Coup in Iran
It was a night of fundamental change of the Islamic Republic of Iran. It was, however, not the change the overwhelming majority of the electorate indicated to be producing with their real votes yesterday, but a change in the ruling … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmadinejad, coup, Election, electoral coup, fraud, Iran, Mousavi, Revolutionary Guards
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Iran Has Already Changed
Voting started a few hours ago in Iran to answer one question: if President Ahmadinejad should be removed from office. Turnout is reportedly very high. There may be a relatively considerable election fraud. Still, the anti-Ahmadinejad candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi … Continue reading
Even Iran Can Change
Iran is always good for big surprises. Over the last four years, the international community has come to love to hate Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad (sort of like former U.S. President George W. Bush). But now it seems there’s a … Continue reading
A Friend’s Note: Mesbah Yazdi’s Decree to Rig Votes
Following the discovery of a “Fatwa” (“religious decree”) issued by ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi which sanctions cheating in Friday’s presidential election and was published in an open letter written by a group of Ministry of Interior employees, the heads of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmadinejad, Election, Iran, Khamenei, Mesbah Yazdi, parliament, rigging, votes
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Ahmadinejad For Four More Years?
The uncertainty over whether or not conservative forces in Iran will throw their support behind incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s bid for a second presidential term is dissipating. On April 25, a coalition of 14 conservative and clerical parties and groups announced … Continue reading
Ahmadinejad vs. Khatami
With former President Mohammad Khatami running for presidency on June 12, Iranians will have the choice between him and the incumbent president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Do we really need to argue why Ahmadinejad’s reelection would be a continuing catastrophe for both … Continue reading