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Protests in Iran Are an Extension of the Islamic Republic’s Founding Ethos

Published January 1, 2018by Shervin Malekzadeh 2 Comments

by Shervin Malekzadeh Protests are on in Iran. As usual bad faith analysts and pop-up “experts” are eager to explain why the Islamic Republic is once again on its last legs and how the demise of the ayatollahs is imminent, all… Continue Reading →

Sanctions are Counterproductive, Hurt Ordinary Iranians

Published November 8, 2010by Ali Gharib 1 Comment

At the Middle Eastern affairs journal Muftah, Hani Mansourian takes a well warranted critical look into the human cost of sanctions against Iran. With Iran seemingly recalcitrant on its nuclear program and the United States unwilling to put up “robust… Continue Reading →

Protests in Iran Are an Extension of the Islamic Republic’s Founding Ethos

Sanctions are Counterproductive, Hurt Ordinary Iranians

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