ZNet Iran
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- Wednesday, Aug 25, 2010
ZNet Article Cutting Through the Media’s Bogus Bomb-Iran Debate -
- Wednesday, Aug 18, 2010
ZNet Article What should a poor warmongering Neoconservative do? This political grouping includes WASPS such as former CIA director James Woolsey and former UN ambassor John Bolton, but at its core is politically active and extremely wealthy Jewish former Demo... -
- Wednesday, Aug 11, 2010
ZNet Article In the light of British Petroleum’s grotesque crime, as yet unfinished, against humanity in the Gulf of Mexico it is well to recall briefly BP’s no less hideous crime perpetrated in its earlier incarnation as the Anglo Persian Oil Company (APOC) a... -
- Monday, Aug 02, 2010
ZNet Article Reuel Marc Gerecht’s screed justifying an Israeli bombing attack on Iran coincides with the opening the new Israel lobby campaign marked by the introduction of House resolution 1553 expressing full support for such an Israeli attack. -
- Wednesday, Jul 21, 2010
ZNet Article Over the past week or so, the government in Tehran has been trying to milk the mysterious saga of Shahram Amiri for all it is worth. -
- Tuesday, Jul 20, 2010
ZNet Article Contrary to a news media narrative that Iranian scientist Shahram Amiri has provided intelligence on covert Iranian nuclear weapons work, CIA sources familiar with the Amiri case say he told his CIA handlers that there is no such Iranian nuclear w... -
- Thursday, Jul 15, 2010
ZNet Article Crazy talk about the Middle East seems to be escalating, backed up by some pretty ominous military deployments... -
- Tuesday, Jul 13, 2010
ZMag Article The U.S. makes illegal threats and gears up for destruction -
- Monday, Jul 05, 2010
ZNet Article Government repression in Iran and Honduras in the summer of 2009 was at least roughly comparable. Consistent and honest news media could thus be expected to devote at least roughly comparable levels of attention and indignation to the two cases. I... -
- Sunday, Jul 04, 2010
ZNet Article When the UN refused to agree to the severe sanctions that the U.S. wanted, Obama responded with typical Bush flair and went solo. The new U.S. sanctions against Iran — signed into law by Obama on July 1st — are an unmistakable act of war. -
- Friday, Jul 02, 2010
ZNet Article How an Oil Company Helped Destroy Democracy in Iran -
- Monday, Jun 28, 2010
Commentary The dire threat of Iran is widely recognized to be the most serious foreign policy crisis facing the Obama administration. Congress has just strengthened the sanctions against Iran, with even more severe penalties against foreign companies. -
- Saturday, Jun 26, 2010
ZNet Article In order to comprehend Iran's current political situation, for instance the business of reformists or principalists, IRG and people's methods of struggle, we have to put the Green Movement into the context of Iran's history of the last 100 years. ... -
- Wednesday, Jun 23, 2010
ZNet Article The offshore oil drilling catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico brought to us by BP has overshadowed its central role over the past century in fostering some other disastrous events. -
- Monday, Jun 21, 2010
ZNet Article Last week, The Supreme National Security Council of Iran complained that the latest UN sanctions are the product of a double standard. Double standard? Which one? -
- Tuesday, Jun 15, 2010
ZNet Article Israel, Iran and Turkey... -
- Saturday, Jun 12, 2010
ZNet Article How Israel's Gaza Blockade and Washington's Sanctions Policy Helped Keep the Hardliners in Power -
- Friday, Jun 04, 2010
Commentary The United States has been clamoring for almost two decades that it is determined to prevent Iran and North Korea from becoming nuclear powers. In-between more urgent issues, the U.S. government regularly reasserts the importance of this objective... -
- Monday, May 31, 2010
ZNet Article It may turn out that May 17, 2010 will be remembered as an important milestone on the road to a real new world order. Remember that the phrase ‘new world order’ came to prominence in 1990 after Iraq’s invasion and annexation of Kuwait. It was used... ZNet Article Although the Barack Obama administration continued to dismiss the May 17 Iranian fuel swap agreement Friday, there are indications that Iran's move has shaken the agreement among U.N. Security Council members on sanctions, and is bringing Russian ... -
- Sunday, May 30, 2010
ZNet Article The Iranian newspaper Tabnak reports that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in a speech on Wednesday, took a hard line with Russia and also pressured the US to accept the deal brokered by Turkey and Brazil on Iranian low enriched uranium. -
- Sunday, May 23, 2010
ZNet Article Sanctions that don’t work vs. diplomacy that does -
- Saturday, May 22, 2010
ZNet Article The agreement on draft Security Council resolution sanctions against Iran has grabbed the headlines on the Barack Obama administration's response to Iran's nuclear swap proposal brokered by Turkey and Brazil. But the more consequential response is... -
- Wednesday, Apr 28, 2010
ZNet Article Why you should care about the Americans held in Iran -
- Sunday, Apr 25, 2010
ZNet Article The Barack Obama administration's declaration in its Nuclear Posture Review (NPR) that it is reserving the right to use nuclear weapons against Iran represents a new element in a strategy of persuading Tehran that an Israeli attack on Iranian nucl... -
- Friday, Apr 16, 2010
Commentary Relations between Iran and the United States have been turbulent for almost 60 years now. Before the Second World War, the Shah of Iran, Reza Shah Pahlavi, sought to maneuver between the outside demands and pressures of Great Britain, the U.S.S.R.... -
- Sunday, Apr 11, 2010
ZNet Article The latest chapter in the Iranian nuclear crisis revolves around a possible "nuclear fuel swap" through which Iran would send most of its low-enriched uranium stocks (LEU at 3.5%) abroad, possibly to Russia and France, which would further enrich i... -
- Friday, Feb 26, 2010
ZNet Article Did Hillary Clinton seriously just accuse Iran of heading toward becoming a dictatorship? This accusation is one of two made in the past couple of weeks against Iran that totally defy history. -
- Wednesday, Feb 24, 2010
ZNet Article Last night Britain executed two men arrested during the period of widespread unrest that erupted after January 29th’s disputed Chilcot inquiry into the Labour government and Tony Blair’s role in the invasion of Iraq. ZNet Article Once again, the Iranian regime has deceived its opponents by using them to bulk out its own support for the official anniversary celebration of the 1979 revolution. This blunder was a much smaller version of that made during the June presidential ... - All ZNet Iran
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- Monday, Jul 05, 2010
ZNet Article Government repression in Iran and Honduras in the summer of 2009 was at least roughly comparable. Consistent and honest news media could thus be expected to devote at least roughly comparable levels of attention and indignation to the two cases. I... -
- Sunday, May 23, 2010
ZNet Article Sanctions that don’t work vs. diplomacy that does -
- Wednesday, Feb 24, 2010
ZNet Article Last night Britain executed two men arrested during the period of widespread unrest that erupted after January 29th’s disputed Chilcot inquiry into the Labour government and Tony Blair’s role in the invasion of Iraq. -
- Friday, Jan 15, 2010
ZNet Article On December 14, The Times announced that it had obtained documents about Iran’s nuclear program that revealed “a four-year plan to test a neutron initiator. This is the component of a nuclear weapon that triggers the explosionâ€. (Leading art... -
- Wednesday, Aug 05, 2009
ZNet Article The recent elections in Iran, and the subsequent challenges to their legitimacy, have been a matter of enormous internal conflict in Iran, and of seemingly endless debate in the rest of the world -- a debate that threatens to linger for some time ... -
- Tuesday, Jul 07, 2009
ZNet Article Right after the June 12 elections in Iran, the Campaign for Peace and Democracy issued a statement expressing our strong support for the masses of Iranians protesting electoral fraud and our horror at the ferocious response of the government. Our ... -
- Friday, Jun 19, 2009
ZNet Article The growing nonviolent insurrection in Iran against the efforts by the ruling clerics to return the ultra-conservative and increasingly autocratic incumbent president Mahmoud Ahmadinjead to power is growing. Whatever the outcome, it represents an... -
- Wednesday, Jun 17, 2009
ZNet Article Fisk witnesses the courage of one million protesters who ignored threats, guns and bloodshed to demand freedom in Iran -
- Tuesday, Jun 16, 2009
ZNet Article Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has compared the protests following his country's recent sham election to the common scuffles that take place after a soccer game... -
- Monday, Jun 15, 2009
ZNet Article If it is true that Ahmadinejad's victory is fraudulent, it'll be a dream come true for those pushing a more confrontational approach with Iran. - All Featured ZNet Iran
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- Tuesday, Jul 13, 2010
ZMag Article The U.S. makes illegal threats and gears up for destruction -
- Monday, Jun 02, 2008
ZMag Article The public in the United States doesn’t like what is going on and fully 81 percent feel that the country is moving in the wrong direction. But there doesn’t seem to be much the public can do about it. -
- Monday, May 01, 2006
ZMag Article T
he Bush administration’s rapid escalation
of anti-Iran rhetoric in the last few months should not be dismissed
as posturing. Some of the attacks, especially Vice-President Cheney’s
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- Sunday, Jan 01, 2006
ZMag Article A
s their forces are bogged down in Iraq, George
W. Bush and Tony Blair continue to lay the groundwork for their
next military expansion—in Syria or Iran. A confrontation with
Iran, in partic... -
- Wednesday, Jun 01, 2005
ZMag Article Y
ears
from now, when historians look back at agenda-building for a missile
attack on Iran, they should examine closely a story that took up
the U.S.’s most coveted space for media spin—the upper
right corn... - All ZMag Iran
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- Saturday, Jun 27, 2009
Video Phyllis Bennis of the Institute for Policy Studies talks about what the U.S. should and should not be saying in the aftermath of the Iranian elections. -
- Sunday, Jun 01, 2008
Video Details about Israel’s nuclear weapons programme started emerging in 1986... -
- Friday, Feb 29, 2008
Video Demonstrators make the case against the US radar base in the Czech Republic. -
- Tuesday, Oct 23, 2007
Video Michael Albert gives an introduction to an alternative economic structure to capitalism. - All Iran Videos
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- Thursday, Aug 05, 2010
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- Saturday, Jul 31, 2010
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Blog Post PART VIII of Series: Contextualizing the Threat of Political Islam -
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- Friday, Jul 09, 2010
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