We don’t know how many protested, but what we do know is that without leaders, two years after the election, the opposition in Iran refuses to go away.
Two years ago today the Iranians took to the polls, and when that didn’t work they took to the streets. Our coverage of today’s protests…
On June 16, 2009, James Miller joined the “Twitter Revolution.” A year later, he reflects on the need for the media to evolve as the Green Movement does.
What happened in Iran on the first anniversary of the disputed Iran election? Coverage and analysis of the protests, videos, and aftermath of June 12, 2010
The days after the anniversary of Iranian elections have been far from quiet. Mousavi issues mixed call for secularism, hedging his bets while protests continue.
The First Anniversary of the Election in Iran This live-blog is now closed. For a recap, including more [...]
Analysis: Leaders of the Green Movement in Iran have strategically withdrawn their requests for permits to march on the anniversary of the failed elections. Why did they do it?
The media’s narrative on Iran is wrong. Nukes aren’t the story. The slow birth of true democracy and a grassroots movement to stop human rights violations are.
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James Permanently Writing for EA WorldView
October 12, 2011
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Breaking News & Updates: Middle East & North Africa
August 02, 2011
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A Bloody Dawn for Syria's Ramadan: Video Essay
August 02, 2011
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Egypt Military Breaks Up Tahrir Square Protest
August 02, 2011
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James Miller (EA Worldview)
Full disclosure, it appears that the argument made
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James Miller (Dissected News)
And then there is the race issue: Wealth disparity
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James Miller (Dissected News)
One of my most popular articles is about American
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Perhaps we could include "America" in stead of Alg
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James Miller (Dissected News)
I agree Reza, but if the artist added Oman, Syria,
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