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Tag Archives: Iranian Elections
by _ September 22, 2010

Covering Ahmadinejad’s UN Visit for Enduring America

Posted in Featured, Foreign Policy, Headlines, Iran, Iran Videos, Live Blogs, Live Blogs: Iran, Media, Middle East, Nuclear Proliferation, Politics, Video

James Miller will be covering protests against Ahmadinejad at the United Nations for Enduring America.

by _ June 15, 2010

Cutting the Branches They’re Sitting On

Posted in Featured, Foreign Policy, Iran, Middle East

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.

by _ April 28, 2010

May Day a Preview of June 12?

Posted in Featured, Foreign Policy, Iran, Iran Videos, Media, Middle East

A call for rallies by Mousavi and Karoubi is likely to raise the stakes in an already very tense situation as labor groups organize to protest their conditions in Iran.

by _ March 08, 2010

Persian New Year Update

Posted in Foreign Policy, Iran, Middle East

In recent months, the crackdown on the Green Movement and the deliberate slowdown of the internet by the Iranian government has communication difficult. Also, members of the Green Movement have been highly secretive about their intentions during the upcoming new-year celebration, Nowruz.

by _ July 13, 2009

How I started a career in espionage: Blogging Iran

Posted in Foreign Policy, Iran

Sunday, a few days after the failed Iranian election, I went to bed thinking about the state of [...]

by _ June 24, 2009

Bloodshed continues

Posted in Iran

The violence continues in Iran as protests and crackdowns break out all over the country. The death of [...]

by _ June 18, 2009

So Jimbo, win the revolution yet?

Posted in Iran

No, but believe it or not we are DEFINITELY making a difference! Here’s a basic (way too basic) [...]

by _ June 16, 2009

Viva la Cyber Revolucion

Posted in Iran

Some people are confused at what is going on, so here is a recap, and a quick guide [...]

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