Iran’s Hardliners Reinvent Themselves

TEHRAN - Promising a better life to the society's downtrodden, the son of a blacksmith and mayor of Tehran, Mahmoud Ahmadinedjad, has stunned Iran by beating an establishment figure to become the nation's new president. While Ahmadinedjad's promises of "fighting...

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From Loving Arafat to Calling Him ‘Traitor’

TEHRAN – It is said that the only time Ayatollah Khomeini, the founder of Iran's Islamic revolution, smiled was when he sat next to Yasser Arafat in the Iranian capital in 1979. Arafat was the first foreign dignitary to pay tribute to the revolution and was...

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EU, US Pressure on Iran Could Backfire

TEHRAN - Diplomats might be optimistic about a breakthrough with Tehran over its nuclear program after weekend talks between Tehran and three European Union heavyweights, but realities are more complicated, since many Iranians say their country has a legitimate right...

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