- 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
Repression
Swiss govt freezes more Iranian assets, 18th April 2012, John Heilprin, Associated Press
GENEVA (AP) — The Swiss government has extended its financial sanctions against Iran by freezing the assets of 11 more companies and people but decided not to take any action against Tehran's central bank, officials said Wednesday.
The action against an additional eight companies and three individuals was carried out Tuesday and "brings Switzerland largely in line with the restrictive measures" the European Union adopted in January, the Swiss Cabinet said. The move aims to pressure Iran to comply with U.N. demands over its controversial nuclear program.
Iranian actress Marzieh Vafamehr 'released' – BBC news, 28th October 2011
An Iranian actress who was sentenced to a year in prison and 90 lashes has been released after three months in custody, according to Amnesty International.
'What lies behind the power struggle in Iran?' by Yassamine Mather
Just as it seemed president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s submission to the wishes of supreme leader ayatollah Ali Khamenei would hold together the conservative factions currently in power in Iran, the conflict at the top reignited last week - proof of the depth of the political crisis facing the country.
