UN closer to condemning Syria, funerals for protesters held, Assad tries to voer up atrocities. Iran’s Supreme Leader tries to save the hardliners from themselves.
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.
In a clever advertising campaign, France 24 illustrates how angry (Twitter) birds have got the bad guys running scared.
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…
A quick overview of the opposition movement’s message to the world: WE ARE BACK
Live reporting of protests in Iran (February 20, 2011, 1 Esfand) from dissident websites, personal contacts with the opposition movement, and the international press.
The reformists say they are not trying to overthrow the government, and the regime has been unwilling to arrest them. Someone is about to fall off the tightrope
Live updates on Iran from February 17, 2011 (28 Bahman), starting at around 12:00 GMT.
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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,
One Million Voices for Iran