How To Use Tehran In A Sentence
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Hamedan, 200 miles west of Tehran, is not known as a restive area, but it is close to a
The Seattle Times
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I am not going to pass any judgement on the people who lit candles in Tehran, and I do not intend to analyse their behavior to see why they did it.
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Both the government and the opposition insist that they won't back down of their dispute over the re-election of president Ahamadnijad. Jemmy Boean reports from Tehran.
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TEHRAN, Iran - June 26 Acting Oil Minister Mohammad Ali Liebadi 26, reiterated that Iran will continue to oppose parts of the country's oil consumption increased OPEC production quota requirements.
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It was never clear whether there was actually a Fifth or whether the whole array was simply devised in order to confuse Tehran.
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It was never clear whether there was actually a Fifth or whether the whole array was simply devised in order to confuse Tehran.
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Speaking over at the White House, the president once again strongly condemned what he calls horrifying scenes playing out in Tehran.
CNN Transcript Jun 26, 2009
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They must recognize that it is possible to work with Tehran where their interests cohere, even as they seek to counter it at other points.
Erin Fitzgerald: Iran's Shadow Diplomacy
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Mr. Cohen's recent jaunt to Beijing was intended to convince the Chinese government that it must decisively curtail its ties to Tehran, or face real economic costs.
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I am not going to pass any judgement on the people who lit candles in Tehran, and I do not intend to analyse their behavior to see why they did it.
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Meanwhile, the government deployed antiriot police across main squares in Tehran, suggesting the potential for violence.
Protests Expand Across Arab Nations
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Thousands of Iranians gathered in several locations across Tehran Monday, heeding calls in recent days by opposition leaders to demonstrate in solidarity with Egyptian and Tunisian protesters.
Tehran Beats Back New Protests
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We sense this as he remonstrates at one point by cellular phone with his parents in Tehran about a funeral at which he should be present, yet which he will have to miss, on account of his work, except for the seventh day of mourning.
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In Tehran their abode is the Mission garden, where I have sometimes seen two hundred of this primitive people collected under the trees, where they live.
Glimpses of Life and Manners in Persia
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The narrator lives in Shiraz-a city with a long, poetic history that provides him with inspiration-while Sara and Dara's love story takes place in Tehran.
Censoring an Iranian Love Story by Shahriar Mandanipour: Questions
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Iranian-government TV is calling the explosion that killed a physics professor at Tehran University a "terrorist act.
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MIDDLE EAST ERUPTS: TENS OF THOUSANDS DEMONSTRATE IN IRAN - Days after Hosni Mubarak's decades-long rule in Egypt ended, protesters swarmed downtown Tehran to demand similar reforms in their own country.
HUFFPOST HILL - Rep. Jean Schmidt Under Investigation
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But there is more to this than the traditional Iranian belief, grounded, it has to be said, in history, that Britain is the master string-puller behind all that is bad that happens in Tehran.
Iran: Revolutionary Guard's calling card | Editorial
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Shah's camp, two miles distant, to learn the state of affairs; another to Tehran, to purchase ammunition and bring out some fifty carbines and pistols from the Mission stores; and a third was despatched to an Afghan friend,
Glimpses of Life and Manners in Persia
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A short-range missile is test-launched during war games in Qom, Iran, south of Tehran, on Sunday.
Morning Buzz: Iran nuclear showdown?
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When a regular flight en route from Tehran to Yerevan crashed after takeoff yesterday, killing all 168 on board, many in Armenia and its Diaspora were distressed, and not least since there were 40 ethnic Armenians among the dead.
Global Voices in English » Iran: Armenian bloggers on plane crash
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I remember each time there was an election in Iran I would see and wonder at all the big posters of the candidates in the street in Tehran.
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Abol-Ghassem Salavati, judge of Tehran's 15th Branch of the Revolutionary Court, speaking to defendants: "You are charged with moharebeh through conscious, deliberate, and effective support, contact, and cooperation with the terrorist grouplet MEK The Mujahedin-e Khalq.
Ali Safavi: Iran's Uprising Prospects After February 11: Escalation or Decline?
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Iran, said Nackaerts, has refused to discuss alleged weapons experiments for three years, with Tehran saying they are based on "fabricated documents" provided by a "few arrogant countries" -- a phrase authorities in Iran often use to refer to the United States and its allies.
Www.startribune.com
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That would make Tehran think twice about meddling in Iraq.
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Turmoil in Middle East Thousands of Iranians gathered in several locations across Tehran, heeding calls in recent days by opposition leaders to demonstrate in solidarity with Egyptian and Tunisian protesters who recently toppled their own regimes.
World Watch
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OpEdNews - Quicklink: Iran cites Israeli nuclear activity as example of world's hypocrisy
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Washington and its allies accuse Iran of developing nuclear weapons under cover of a civilian energy program - a charge Tehran has denied repeatedly.
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The Bush administration spurned direct contacts with Iran a prior commitment by Tehran to halt enrichment.
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Hamedan, 200 miles (340 kilometers) west of Tehran, is not known as a restive area, but it is close to Kurdish area of Iran that has witnessed occasional clashes between Kurdish rebels and security forces over the past years.
Ahmadinejad Assassination Attempt? Grenade Attack Reported Near Iran Leader's Convoy
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Iran is in talks with Azerbaijan to finalize the long-term Azeri gas importation deal within the next three months, the managing director of National Iranian Gas Export Company (NIGEC) said on Wednesday, Tehran Times reported.
APA
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Diplomats speaking to The News say that the US could be 'forewarning' Pakistan because Washington has lost all patience with Iran's nuclear policy, and is lobbying hard to ensure that stringent UN sanctions are put in place against Tehran.
Signs of the Times
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The blog began as a casual travelogue, with a brief video tour of an assaultively opulent bedroom in the Shah's palace narrated for Mr. Moore's wife Mary and photos of Mr. Moore getting a haircut at a Tehran barber shop.
Basketball, Iranian Style
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Tehran claimed that it brought the drone down by electronic countermeasures.
Times, Sunday Times
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Photo: Reuters The Obama administration denied Mr. Hekmati worked for the CIA and criticized Tehran for what it called a pattern of arresting innocent people for political reasons.
Iran Sentences Ex-Marine to Death
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Amano - the lack of progress on the IAEA probe of Iran's purported arms program experiments, and Tehran's decision to strip two inspectors of their monitoring rights after they reported what they called undeclared nuclear experiments.
Arkansas Online stories
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Iran and its cynical game with the West confuses the discordant Europeans more than ever and thus the cunning re-armer in Tehran gains time for rearmament.
The Intuition of the Lebanese
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Recently retired Gen. Hossein Alai, founder of the Revolutionary Guard Navy and its commander during the Iran-Iraq War, wrote an article for Tehran's Ettelaat newspaper that implicitly compared the situation in Iran today with the year prior to the revolution.
It's Time to Bypass Iran's 'Supreme Leader'
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Barak told Israel Radio he didn't expect the International Atomic Energy Agency report to persuade Russia and China to impose what he called "lethal" sanctions on Iran to pressure Tehran to dismantle its nuclear installations.
Breaking News: CBS News
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Clinton's comments appear to reflect a new US pessimism on Iran following the June presidential elections, that brought an entrenchment by hardliners in Tehran.
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The same reports say that intelligence ministry microphones planted inside their Tehran flat picked up the sound of their brutal murder.
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On the 28th, an editorial in The New York Times entitled "Iran and the Inspectors" opined, "Amid all of the White House's saber-rattling, it is tempting to discount Iran's genuine misbehavior," citing the IAEA report as "a grim reminder that Tehran is pressing ahead with its nuclear program" which "the United States and allies don't have a strategy for containing.
IAEA on Iran's Nuclear Program: Reality vs. US media myth
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Promoted to Headline (H3) on 1/9/10: Demonstrations in Tehran: yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'Demonstrations in Tehran:'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Page 3 of Article: Article: It was the day of "Ashura" - the most sacred day of the Shiite sect of Islam.
Demonstrations in Tehran:
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Breathing in a lungful of Tehran air is a full-frontal assault on the respiratory system.
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this happened in saadat abad, which is north east of tehran, I grow up in that neighberhood!
Iran Election Live-Blogging (Tuesday June 16)
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Fars News Agency, the semiofficial Iranian news agency announced yesterday that "the elements of unlawful assembly hypocrites, monarchists, thugs and intrigue in some streets of Tehran with a pretext to support the people of Egypt and Tunisia, held slogans in support of the people of Egypt and Tunisia.
Haggai Carmon: The Domino Effect: Is Iran Next?
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AMONG THE FIRST KEY reformists to fall to conservative prosecutors was the respected mayor of Tehran, Gholam Hossein Karbaschi, who in eight years had overseen a thirtyfold increase in city revenue, set aside fifteen times more green space for parks, and built new highways to ease congestion in the second-most-polluted city in the world.
Let the Swords Encircle Me
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Iran said Wednesday its Revolutionary Guard Corps would conduct large-scale air, land and sea exercises in the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman, apparently including the strategic Strait of Hormuz, at a time of heightened tensions between Tehran and the West over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Iran Launches War Games, Lobbies Against Sanctions
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The United States will press other major world powers today to consider what it calls targeted sanctions against Iran as an April 30 deadline nears for Tehran to demonstrate to the UN that it is not pursuing nuclear weapons.
OpEdNews - Quicklink: US expected to press for sanctions against Iran
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Despite the grumbling, there were no reports of clashes in Tehran or other major cities such as Tabriz, Kermanshah, Bandar Abbas, Kerman and Ahvaz.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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exfiltrate" Tehran on a flight to Zurich on Jan. 27, 1980.
GlobalResearch.ca
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Tehran was a frequently visited Pan Am destination because it was part of our famous round-the-world flights, both eastbound and westbound.
Helen Davey: Tales Of Pan Am: A 'Forrest Gump' Life
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Tehran has insisted it will go on enriching nuclear fuel to a 20 per cent concentration suitable for civilian reactors.
Times, Sunday Times
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It will also place sanctions against "dozens" of Iranian companies and organizations that are allegedly involved in supporting Tehran's nuclear program, including its development of centrifuge machines and a plutonium-producing reactor in the city of Arak.
U.K. to Join U.S. in Financial Sanctions on Iran
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The prominent feature in the landscape near Tehran is the grand cone-shaped Mount Demavend, about forty miles to the north-east, which shoots up 19,400 feet above ocean-level, and overtops all the surrounding heights by 6,000 feet or more.
Persia Revisited
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Conversely, the U.S. perspective is described as focussing "obsessively on whether Iran is developing nuclear weapons .... blinded by worst-case scenarios, which happens not to be Tehran's preferred scenario.
The Devil We Know - Book Review
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The hope that a revanchist Russia, led by Vladimir Putin, will support a tougher stance against Tehran assumes that Moscow shares the West's view that a nuclear Iran is against its interests.
A Blow to Obama's Russia 'Reset'
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There is no value in inverted snobbery in Tehran today.
Times, Sunday Times
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In an attempt to capitalise on the relaxation of sanctions, a host of foreign trade delegations have visited Tehran in recent weeks.
Times, Sunday Times
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And the religious fanaticism that Morier tweaked also echoes down the years: A character named Nadan who wants to become Tehran's religious leader, Morier writes, has no peer "either as a zealous practiser of the ordinances of his religion, or a persecutor of those who might be its enemies.
Five Best
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As far as he was concerned, the countercoup had failed and he had little hope of ever returning to Tehran.
The Prize
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Members of one of the uncovered networks were planning to plant bombs on election day at various crowded Tehran spots, including Ershad and Al-Nabi mosques," the statement said, referring to two prominent mosques in the capital.
Iran Election Live-Blogging (Thursday June 18)
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OpEdNews - Quicklink: Tehran repudiates Sarkozy��s claims
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And, after reporting about the capital city of Tehran and a few other cities such as Mashhad and Isfahan, it added, "Also in Tabriz, participants of a mass demonstration renewed their holy allegiance with the leader.
Spero News
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Tehran, had just pupped under a ruined archway, close to our house.
The Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan
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Jean-Pierre's father likes to regale me of his days as a young motorcycle toughie in the Tehran nightclubs.
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Then, in flashback, we follow Hussein and his motormouth pal Ali as they hang out or deliver pizzas through Tehran's teeming streets on their motorcycles.
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He spoke of his fears and what the United States was doing in iraq, toppling one government, electing another, was creating what he called a shi’ia crescent, from Tehran through Baghdad to Beirut that threatened to dominate the Arab world, challenging modern Sunni governments in Egypt and Saudi Arabia and others with an axis of Shia power based in Iran.
Think Progress » Matthews: War in Iraq United ‘the Disparate Pieces of Shia Radicalism into a Frankenstein Monster’
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When the major explosion occurred, the seismological unit of Tehran University recorded an earth tremor measuring 3,6 on the Richter scale in the same area - possibly a reading sparked by the force of the blast.
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He gave his evidence in Tehran's revolutionary court, which deals with matters that threaten national security.
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But many Western analysts now argue that Tehran's regional soft power has declined over the last couple of years, following the election of Barack Obama as President of the United States, the fallout from the Islamic Republic's June 2009 presidential election, and the imposition of new sanctions against Iran over its nuclear activities.
Flynt and Hillary Mann Leverett: Iran's "Soft Power" Increasingly Checks U.S. Power
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It was never clear whether there was actually a Fifth or whether the whole array was simply devised in order to confuse Tehran.
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We begin with a violent and botched jewellery heist in downtown Tehran; then the action backtracks to show the robbers' lives, and how they got into this mess.
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Lo documenta Hamid Tehrani, autore di Global Voices (inglese) in un servizio accurato e ben fatto sul sito della rete di giornalismo partecipativo – [...] 20 July 2009, 9: 42 am gihane
Global Voices in English » Iran: Protests prompt emergence of underground Internet newspapers
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Gen. Ahmad Reza Radan, called the June 12 anniversary "eventless" and said just "a few" people had been arrested in disturbances in Tehran, according to Press TV, the state-run English-language news agency.
U.N. Sanctions Help Subdue Iranian Protests
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Organised on a Facebook page called "Tehran's water pistol fight", the event attracted more than 14,000 people and prompted pages promoting similar events in other cities such as Isfahan and Karaj.
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These young people who are being beaten in the streets of Tehran and other provinces, whose faces look stunned, Mr. Mousavi and fighting clergies who issue statements, think it is possible to protect the Republic and the people's votes.
Iran Election Live-Blogging (Monday June 15)
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Aside from their unconcealed disdain for the ruling clerics in Tehran, they are characterized by an intense nationalism and not a little intergroup disagreement over where Iran should be headed.
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In June, the U.N. also sanctioned First East Export Bank for its alleged role in aiding Tehran's nuclear program.
U.A.E. Cuts Off Ties to Iran Banks
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Going beyond the abstractions of human knowledge and what is known, he also argues that the NIE report itself as it stands is a good reason to get tougher with Iran because it suggests that Tehran can begin to "weaponize" its nuclear fuel at any time.
Philip Giraldi: Neocons Strike Back on Iran
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The "hawkishness" about her that many here have commented about would seems to me to be an attempt to counter the (wrong) perception that a female would not have the cojones big enough to deal with the likes of Mahmoud in Tehran, Kim in Pyongyang or Hugo in Caracas.
Hillary Joining Webb For Measure Opposing War With Iran
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Three, on Iraq, the administration's actions will remain keyed to the aim of making Baghdad a security partner of Washington in all of its Middle East projects - especially isolating and overturning the current regime in Tehran.
Michael Brenner: America and the World -- Post November 2nd
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Several Tehran papers have reported that some Iranian soccer players are retiring from the national team, fueling speculation the departure was related to green bands the players wore in support of the country's opposition movement.
Iran Uprising Live-Blogging (Wednesday June 24)
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In any of the places where men discuss truly monstrous and dangerous plans, in Kim Jong Il's Pyongyang or Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's Tehran, watching this hyperventilated criticism of Israel for a shoot-out on a boat must strike them as laughable.
Beating Up on Israel
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Its story, about a boy and a minatory dog, is anecdotally slight, but the way in which the camera observes and negotiates the labyrinthine alleyways of central Tehran is visually telling.
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The unusual move reflects tension in the region over Iran†™ s dispute with the United States and its allies over its nuclear enrichment activities and the position of Arabian Peninsula states caught between ties to Washington and fear of Tehran. “The airlines of the southern Persian Gulf countries flying to Iran are warned to use the term Persian Gulf on their electronic display boards, †road and transport minister Hamid Behbahani said in comments in the daily Iran newspaper. “Otherwise they will be banned from Iranian airspace for a month the first time and upon repetition their aircraft will be grounded in Iran and flight permits to Iran will be revoked, †he added.
The Times of India
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UK officials are seeking consular access to him in Tehran.
Times, Sunday Times
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In an exclusive interview with NewsMax, the Lebanese-born Phares likens the current Hezbollah offensive in Lebanon to a "putsch" -- with the convoluted aims of reestablishing a pro-Syrian-Iranian regime in Lebanon, reconstructing a third wing to the Tehran-Damascus axis, reanimating the Arab-Israeli conflict, rejuvenating Syrian dominance, isolating Jordan, reaching out to Hamas, crumbling Iraq, and unleashing Iran's nuclear programs.
Archive 2006-08-01
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Tehran announced it will open a third uranium enrichment plant soon in a secret location.
The Sun
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That's not the kind of deterrence most people have in mind, but the plain fact is that the United States has on a couple of occasions exercised short - or medium-term deterrence to limit or alter Tehran's behavior.
The New Republic - All Feed
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TEHRAN (Reuters) - The wife of Iranian opposition leader Mirhossein Mousavi says her 62-year-old brother was among those detained after last month's disputed election in what she called a futile attempt to ...
WN.com - Articles related to Hollyweird - Alfred Hitchcock and Steven Spielberg
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Tehran-ology is the only way to try and understand it.
Wonk Room » For More Tehran-ology
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The positive aspect of his currier includes graduating from Tehran's
Many faces of a revolutionary
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It has made things more difficult for the reformers, boosting the hardliners and causing division and disturbances in the capital Tehran.
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Mr. Barak told Israel Radio he didn't expect the International Atomic Energy Agency report to persuade Russia and China to impose what he called "lethal" sanctions on Iran to pressure Tehran to dismantle its nuclear installations.
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He got from me the deceased mollah bashis under garment, his caba, or coat, his Cashmerian girdle, and his outward cloak, made of a dark green broad cloth; and I, in return, received his old clothes, which had been torn on his person the day he had been thrust out of Tehran.
The Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan
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He then moved into politics, serving with distinction as a provincial governor before being elected as Tehran's mayor two years ago.
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Yes, it will be difficult to bomb all of the sites in Iran, but the most critical are well known — Natanz, Isfahan, Arak, Tehran, and Bushehr.
Matthew Yglesias » Panic! at the Caucus Meeting
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TEHRAN - Iran said on Sunday it "successfully" tested a new air-to-sea missile with a range of
Channel NewsAsia Front Page News
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But the government called out heavy deployments of antiriot police and security forces, as well as volunteer plainclothes militia members, a move opposition supporters said belied Tehran's claims that it has crushed the Green Movement.
Iran Activists Bid for Protest Revival
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As a kid in Tehran, I spent hours watching the night skies and became fascinated by the vertical dimension.
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The Bush administration spurned direct contacts with Iran without a prior by Tehran to halt enrichment.
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Moscow and Tehran recently avoided a potentially damaging row over the legal status of the Caspian Sea and sharing its energy resources by putting off the summit of the littoral states.
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And, while the "frightened fifteen", clutching their "lucky bags" revel in the warm embrace of their mummies and daddies, and sundry other "loved ones", the redtop has made it clear it sees a link between the bomb in Basra and what it calls the "Tehran tyrant".
Archive 2007-04-01
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Hamedan, 340km west of Tehran, is not known as a restive area, but it is close to Kurdish area of Iran that has witnessed occasional clashes between Kurdish rebels and security forces over the past years.
News24 Top Stories
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Iraq's most powerful Shiite leader Abdul Aziz al-Hakim died of lung cancer at a hospital in Tehran, Iraqi official television reported Wednesday.
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In Tehran I sang and she danced at the invitation of the Shah and Farah Deeba to celebrate the birth of the crown prince.
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Turkish products are available from Tbilisi to Tehran, Damascus to Yerevan; the word "Antalya" evokes dreams of a Mediterranean luxury holiday; in the Kurdish towns of Sulaimaniya and Arbil, most buildings and (significantly) the government compounds are built by Turkish companies.
Open Democracy News Analysis - Comments
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With sabre-rattling by the hawks in Congress and pressure from Israel for a tougher stand against Iran, there is now increased talk of a military attack against Tehran's nuclear programme.
Nine years of war in Iraq leaves US with little appetite for fighting
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And a CIA analyst with direct knowledge of the case said that the returned scientist had become the centre of a propaganda war and that the agency was "disinclined" to remain silent while Tehran scored points against Washington.
Welcome to Iran Focus
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, indicated in a speech to Tehran University last Sunday that his country was not eager for an agreement now, in part because America's low status in the Middle East gives Iran an opportunity to achieve its dreams of regional dominance, pointing up "the might and the enduing grandeur of the Islamic System.
A Chanukah Miracle?
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TEHRAN, IRAN - An influential former Iranian president on Tuesday criticized the government in unusually blunt terms, saying that it is not taking U. S.-led sanctions seriously enough and that Iran could become a "dictatorship.
Cleric calls on Iran to take U.S.-led sanctions seriously
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President Obama said Syria has followed its ally Iran and sought assistance from Tehran in what he termed the "tactics of suppression.
Obama Tells Syria's Assad to Lead Transition or Leave
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The End of Nuclear Diplomacy" screamed the headline of Monday's Global View column authored by neocon pisher Brent Stephens who goes on and on about how the Obama's Administration's pursuit of diplomacy in dealing with Iran's nuclear crisis was strengthening Tehran's hands.
Leon T. Hadar: Give an "F" to The Wall Street Journal's 's "Global View" and a "B" to Obama's Global Policy
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He pays another $500 to the middleman to unpack the goods in Dubai and reship them to Tehran.
Iranians Scheme to Elude Sanctions
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His Twitter account lists Tehran, Iran, as his fictional hometown and provides the following self-description: "Writer, creative director, Irish bouzouki player & supervised lunatic.
Tom Matlack: Where Have All the Mad Men Gone?
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“Roosevelt said the U.S. has a ‘rendezvous with destiny,’” a Tehran physicist educated at Yale, Shahriar Rouhani, told me in 2002.9 “Iran, too, has a ‘rendezvous with destiny.’”
Let the Swords Encircle Me
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Tehran reacted strongly to claims by the French president about the nature of Irans nuclear activities, insisting that nuclear weapon has no place in Irans defense doctrine.
OpEdNews - Quicklink: Tehran repudiates Sarkozy��s claims
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Roosevelt planned to meet Churchill and Chinese Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek in the Egyptian capital before the president and prime minister conferred with Stalin in Tehran on November 28.
Wild Bill Donovan
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But recent developments have envenomed things to the point that Arab diplomats troop daily into the State Department to warn that the U.S. quest for détente with Tehran is dangerous.
Archive 2009-05-01
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It has deployed antiriot guard in Tehran, placing Mr. Karroubi under house arrest and arresting at least six prominent opposition figures.
Egyptian Revolution Stirs Raw Emotions in Iran
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But their successful escape from Afghanistan, via Tehran and Rome and thence to Rabat, raises a simple question: how many more of them got away, and where are they now?
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Just after finishing the note directly below, I received this email from reader Keivan -- one sign, at least, of people seeing through the "rioter" PR strategy: this is a video that show the aftermath of security forces breaking into a residential parking. the camera man keeps asking the women who did this, and she explains that it was the special security forces. he asks "so it wasn't the protesters?" she explains why would our kids break our cars? she says at least 3 or 4 times that it was the security force that broke in and smashed all the windows. this happened in saadat abad, which is north east of tehran, I grow up in that neighberhood!
Iran Election Live-Blogging (Tuesday June 16)
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Tehran today said it will allow unrestricted inspections of its nuclear facilities.
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Meanwhile, Tehran has asked the Azerbaijani ambassador to Iran to get his government to free a Russian shipment of nuclear equipment as soon as possible.
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Officials here say an American interests section in Tehran would be similar to the one operated by the United States in the Cuban capital Havana.
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A competitor prepares for the 44 th Asian Men's bodybuilding Championships Azadi sport complex in Tehran.
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Navy might no longer be able to protect the oil tankers traveling from the Persian Gulf to fuel East Asia, a coalition of Tehran, Riyadh, and Abu Dhabi form an unexpected new Gulf alliance and affirm that China's new fleet of swift aircraft carriers will henceforth patrol the Persian Gulf from a base on the Gulf of Oman.
Alfred W. McCoy: The Decline and Fall of the American Empire: Four Scenarios for the End of the American Century by 2025
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CNN producer Desta: Men in motorcycles with metal pipes chased after protesters beating them, also near Hotel Tehran ...
Iran Election Live-Blogging (Sunday June 14)
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Most came from the wealthier neighbourhoods of northern Tehran, where plane trees and spacious villas line the avenues and a generation.
Times, Sunday Times
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The city authorities had to call for help from the truck owners to give them a hand in pouring sand and salting the frozen and slippery avenues of Tehran.
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He gave his evidence in Tehran's revolutionary court, which deals with matters that threaten national security.
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His existential thriller, Portrait of a Lady Far Away, is a dreamy, hallucinatory ride through Tehran by twilight.
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As a kid in Tehran, I spent hours watching the night skies and became fascinated by the vertical dimension.
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Tehran has insisted it will go on enriching nuclear fuel to a 20 per cent concentration suitable for civilian reactors.
Times, Sunday Times
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The verdict against the seven Bahai leaders was harsh, even by Iranian standards, and came after almost two years of arbitrary detention in Tehran's notorious Evin prison.
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Promoted to Headline (H3) on 1/9/10: Demonstrations in Tehran: yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'Demonstrations in Tehran:'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Article: It was the day of "Ashura" - the most sacred day of the Shiite sect of Islam.
Demonstrations in Tehran:
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But the daily quota of three litres is a paltry amount in a city as huge as Tehran which has poor public transport.
Times, Sunday Times
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These experts believe Tehran is now close to having exhausted its supply of maraging steel for the IR-1 centrifuges and the more advanced machines.
Sanctions Slow Iran's Warhead Capability
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The investment, equity structure and timeframe for the project is yet to be firmed up, he said, adding Tehran has shown keen interest in the project.
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In contrast, the approach of Tehran's realists is conditioned by the requirements of the nation-state and its demands for stability.
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Surely acting at the behest of Tehran, the Iraqi Prime Minister ordered the deadly assault.
Hajar Mojtahedzadeh: Stop the Killings at Camp Ashraf
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Qazvin, like Tehran, sits in the foothills of the Alborz mountain range, which skirts the south coast of the Caspian Sea.
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TEHRAN -- Piotr Steinkeller, professor of Assyriology in Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations of Harvard University, believes that the prehistoric site of Jiroft is the lost ancient city of Marhashi.
Jiroft Back in the News
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Iranian authorities sent police into the streets of the capital Monday to crack down on informal currency trading and support the rial, signaling Iranians' heightened insecurity over their dwindling buying power and Tehran's increasingly hard-handed efforts to stave off economic panic.
Iran Cracks Down on Dollar Trades
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The Iranian Foreign Ministry, meanwhile, summoned the Swiss ambassador, who represents American interests in Tehran, to complain of 'interventionist' statements by American officials, state-run media reported. ...
Iran Election Live-Blogging (Wednesday June 17)
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On our last day we headed to the north of Tehran where a rocky path leads up a mountainside dotted with restaurants.
The Sun
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It has made things more difficult for the reformers, boosting the hardliners and causing division and disturbances in the capital Tehran.
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The "hawkishness" about her that many here have commented about would seems to me to be an attempt to counter a perception that a female would not have the cojones big enough to deal with the likes of Mahmoud in Tehran, Kim in Pyongyang or Hugo in Caracas.
Poll: Obama, Romney Ahead In Iowa
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With the completion date of any Iranian nuclear reactor network decades away, Tehran may have other pressing reasons to look for replenishable ore supplies, said Fitzpatrick, now head of nonproliferation for the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies.
AP: Iran expands its hunt for uranium
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For months now its plenipotentiaries have been negotiating with Iran about Tehran's nuclear programme.
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Iran must stop "dallying" and give a "clear answer" to initiatives offered by six western world powers in the standoff over Tehran's nuclear program, German Foreign Minister Steinmeier said in an interview.
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In the joint press conference in Tehran, however, Rouhani was more accurate regarding suspending enrichment: We voluntarily chose to do it, which means it could last for one day or one year.
Surrender is not an Option
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Amano - the lack of progress on the IAEA probe of Iran's purported arms program experiments, and Tehran's recent decision to strip two inspectors of their monitoring rights after they reported what they called undeclared nuclear experiments.
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The plane took off late owing to poor weather conditions on a direct flight from Tehran to Orumiyeh, 460 miles in a northwesterly direction.
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The same reports say that intelligence ministry microphones planted inside their Tehran flat picked up the sound of their brutal murder.
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Tehran's decision to strip two inspectors of their monitoring rights after they reported what they called undeclared nuclear experiments.
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U. experts visit second Iranian enrichment plant uranium enrichment plant yesterday to verify whether the newly disclosed facility was created for peaceful Iran and world powers on a deal to ease concerns about Tehran's nuclear drive started well Monday, the ... minister says officials will respond "within the next few days" to a U.N. draft proposal that would allow nuclear program despite international concerns, the country's president said Tuesday, as the world awaited Tehran's response to a nuclear deal that Iran (AP) -- Iran accepted the general framework of a U. N.-draft nuclear deal Tuesday, but said it would seek "important changes" that could test the willingness of world powers to make concessions in uranium out of the country for final processing.
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