This is a great interview with Prof. Richard Fry.
Entries from January 2008
Interview with Prof. Richard Fry
January 28th, 2008 No Comments
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Solidarity of Bloggers with the Imprisoned Iranian Students
January 22nd, 2008 No Comments
A large group of Iranian bloggers have decided to show their solidarity with tens of Iranian students who are imprisoned by the administration. More information, in Persian, is given in this blog. This is the statement issued by the organizers (revised and translated by Kamangir). Solidarity of Bloggers with the Imprisoned Iranian Students “There is [...]
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Stephen Kinzer at Washington Cathedral U.S. and Iran Panel
January 16th, 2008 1 Comment
Stephen Kinzer, former New York Times bureau chief and author of “All the Shah’s Men” talks about the history and causes of the Islamic Revolution in 1979. This is part of a Panel Discussion: “The U.S. and Iran: a Difficult History” Moderated by Congressman Wayne T. Gilchrest (R-MD) at Washington National Cathedral on Monday, October [...]
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Iranian women pursue rights despite pressure
January 14th, 2008 No Comments
Nahid Keshavarz says two weeks in an Iranian jail didn’t deter her from helping try to collect one million signatures for a petition urging more women’s rights and, if anything, prison showed the cause was worth fighting for.Keshavarz is one of dozens of women who campaigners say have been detained since 2006 when the drive [...]
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Iran releases footage of PG naval check
January 10th, 2008 No Comments
Iran releases the video of Sunday’s maritime identification check in the Persian Gulf waters involving Iranian boats and US warships. Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) says the US-released footage of the incident is fabricated and the audio of it is fake. Brigadier General Ali Fadavi, an IRGC senior official, has said that [...]
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Cold snap kills eight in Iran
January 10th, 2008 No Comments
TEHRAN (AFP) — At least eight people froze to death in the heaviest snowfalls to have hit Iran in years, with several areas brought to a virtual standstill and 20 towns suffering cuts in gas supplies, officials said on Tuesday. The snowfalls, said to be the worst in some 40 years, have forced all schools [...]
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Iran’s first cloned sheep is fifteen months
January 8th, 2008 No Comments
Iranian scientists announced on Tuesday that their nation’s first cloned sheep is now fifteen months old and doing well. The sheep is just a test project of the Iranian government. The big research money is going into making Iraq a clone of Iran. A shepherd holds Royana, Iran’s first surviving cloned sheep, in Isfahan, 234 [...]
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Christmas in Iran
January 5th, 2008 1 Comment
I would like to apologize to all the readers of The Eyeranians. The blog has not been up dated in a while which you can blame partly on my laziness and partly on the holiday season. Either way I hope you had a great Christmas and a wonderful new year, no matter what your religion [...]
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