Archive for 'Iran'
Islamic Revolution in Iran
Posted on26. Jan, 2012 by Ghayur Ayub.
Emerging piety power paradigm. By Dr Ghayur Ayub The Islamic Revolution in Iran marks it's 33rd anniversary this year. Despite facing strong opposing forces that any such revolution faces in its evolutionary phases it not only survived but thrived. The question emerges as to what constituted the mosaic of the revolution which gave it [...]
Continue Reading
HUNTING THE HUNTER: LEARNING FROM IRAN
Posted on11. Dec, 2011 by Waqar Khan.
Let the doomsday phobic experts and dollar fed intellectuals within Pakistan keep finding one reason after the other to support this God Forsaken Long War, and let the public decide what is good for Pakistan and Iran. By Umar Waqar Tehran Times reported on 9 Dec of warning by Iranian MP Esmaeil Kowsari that if [...]
Continue Reading
Farewell to Mashallah Shakri: The Iranian Ambassador
Posted on25. Nov, 2011 by Raja Mujtaba.
"We will cooperate with Pakistan in development of security and security of development." Mashallah Shakri By Raja G Mujtaba Mashallah Shakri spent five years in Pakistan where he developed lots of personal contacts and made numerous friends. Normally the diplomats keep a very selective group where they mix around but Mashallah was quite outgoing. He [...]
Continue Reading
Israel’s war threats: Sheer hollow propaganda
Posted on12. Nov, 2011 by Kourosh Ziabari.
By Kourosh Ziabari Israel has awkwardly and desperately renewed its outworn war threats against Iran in the recent weeks, indicating that it's getting prepared to launch a military strike on the Islamic Republic's nuclear facilities. Last week, the Zionist regime successfully test fired a missile which is said to have the capability of carrying a [...]
Continue Reading
PRESS TV Banned in UK!
Posted on23. Oct, 2011 by Kourosh Ziabari.
Ofcom and state-sponsored censorship By Kourosh Ziabari Although the UK's state media regulator Ofcom has ruled that Press TV should be taken off the Sky platform for the compensation of what is claimed to be the violation of "Ofcom's Broadcasting Code," it's almost clear to everyone that the voice of truth and impartiality cannot be [...]
Continue Reading
Iran sanctions: Much ado about nothing
Posted on19. Aug, 2011 by Kourosh Ziabari.
By Dr. Ismail Salami and Kourosh Ziabari:
When Mohammad Reza Pahlavi fled Iran, the country was practically in the hands of American and British consultants and advisors. Imam Khomeini’s movement was a popular uprising against the de facto occupation of Iran by the United States and Britain and this was extremely unfavorable and bitter for the White House. They provoked Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein to wage a war against Iran in the high hopes that a heavy military expedition would paralyze Iran and bring the Islamic Republic to its knees.
Continue Reading
Death and Contradiction
Posted on27. Jul, 2011 by Lawrence Davidson.
By Lawrence Davidson:
Now we come to the really amazing part of this story. Readers of this blog may remember my analysis, posted 11 June 2011, entitled “Iran and the Issue of Nuclear Weapons.” It laid out strong evidence that Iran’s nuclear program was not aimed at the development of atomic weapons. It will be recalled that this was and still is the conclusion of no less than 16 U.S. intelligence agencies (including the CIA) as put forth in two National Intelligence Estimates.
Continue Reading
The collapsing hegemony of the West
Posted on02. Jan, 2011 by Raja Mujtaba.
By Kourosh Ziabari:
However and so forth, the world should accept that Iran is a new scientific power which has the capability to stand on its own feet and even help the other independent nations of the world in their scientific projects. Nuclear energy, Information and Communication Technology, nanotechnology and all of these areas of scientific endeavor are today dominated by the Iranian researchers and scientists and nobody can put a barricade on this path toward progression and supremacy.
Continue Reading
What does the Israel-backed UAE say?
Posted on08. Dec, 2010 by Raja Mujtaba.
By Kourosh Ziabari:
Now everything is clear. If Mr. Nahyan, who should be supposedly aware of the modality of international regulations and agreements, insists to return “his” islands “sooner or later” back to his paternal homeland, UAE and Bahrain should be reattached to Iran as they were the provinces of Iran until the 1971 Iran-Briton-Sharjah agreement was signed.
Continue Reading
Which “Human Rights” do you call for
Posted on16. Nov, 2010 by Raja Mujtaba.
By Kourosh Ziabari:
At the first glance, what should be noted is that the four rounds of sanctions which were imposed on Iran by the UNSC so far are entirely illegal, unfounded and baseless as the International Atomic Energy Agency has repeatedly pointed out in its reports that Iran has never diverted toward enriching uranium to the extent that is utilizable in the atomic weapons.
Continue Reading
We’re A Must Follow!
English