- Iran election's initial results trickle in, 03rd March, Al Jazeera (74)
- "Reformists crave reconciliation", states HOPI secretary Mark Fischer, interview with Yassamine Mather (66)
- Ideas to empower the anti-war movement (62)
- Useful Links (58)
- Swiss govt freezes more Iranian assets, 18th April 2012, John Heilprin, Associated Press (58)
- Iran's president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad 'blocked from Olympics', Andrew Woodcock, Belfast Telegraph, May 18th
- Iran oil sector hit by 'cyber attack', By Mohammad Davari (AFP), 23rd April 2012
- Swiss govt freezes more Iranian assets, 18th April 2012, John Heilprin, Associated Press
- Marathon support - This Sunday April 15
- Hopi weekend conference: April 21-22, central London
- Public Event: College Green, Dublin March 20th By Keeping Iran's Heart Beating- Stories of Women's Rights Activists.
- Iran reports high turnout in parliament vote, Al Jazeera, March 04th
- Iran election's initial results trickle in, 03rd March, Al Jazeera
- Embargo on Iran could reignite Western Recession, 03rd March, Tehran Times, Press TV
- Iran: all options remain on the table
War
Time is fast running out - It is clear that the Obama administration is preparing US public opinion for war, Yassamine Mather, 12th April 2012
On Saturday April 14 Iran will attend talks with six world powers. The US has indicated this is Iran’s “last chance” to avoid military intervention and the Obama administration is taking very specific demands to the talks as preconditions for further negotiations: for example, Iran “must immediately close” a large nuclear facility allegedly built underneath a mountain if it wants to avoid a devastating strike.
Israel Considers Pre-Emptive Attack On Iran, By Emma Hurd, Middle East correspondent | Sky News – Wed, Nov 2, 2011
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to rally support in his cabinet for an attack on
The country's defence minister Ehud Barak and the foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman are said to be among those backing a pre-emptive strike to neutralise Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Explaining the longevity of the theocratic regime by Yassamine Mather
At a time of revolutionary upheavals in Arab capitals, the burning question is, how did the Islamic regime in Iran survive the mass protests of 2009-10, when millions took to the streets of major cities to express their opposition to dictatorship?
