Iran's contested election: Populism and youth power
By Djavad Salehi-Isfahani, professor of economics, Virginia Teach
Smithsonian Magazine: Inside Iran’s Fury
Scholars trace the nation’s antagonism to its history of domination by foreign powers.
By Stephen Kinzer
By Roger Cohen
At Palestine Square, opposite a mosque called Al-Agsa, is a synagogue where Jews of this ancient city gather at dawn. Over the entrance is a banner saying: “Congratulations on the 30th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution from the Jewish community of Esfahan.”
Ancient Iran – Inside a Nation’s Persian Soul
U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates called on Wednesday for more unofficial contacts with Iran, saying this might eventually open a pathway to more substantive dialogue between the governments.
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