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Iran | Jul 3, 2014 Iranian women still banned from stadiums Iran's ban on women in public stadiums, first instated after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, has caused an uproar during the recent FIVB World League volleyball games in Tehran.
Iran | Nov 22, 2013 Should Reformists go conservative in parliamentary elections? As former Iranian Reformist presidential candidate Mohammad Reza Aref begins to form a broad coalition of Reformist groups, analysts and activists are taking public positions on what is the best strategy for Reformists to take over the parliament and aid President Hassan Rouhani's moderate policies.
Iran | Jul 29, 2013 Iranian Patients Still Suffer From Sanctions on Medicine Despite the United States easing the ban on medicine, Iranian patients with serious illnesses continue to suffer from sanctions as well as government mismanagement.
Iran | Jul 4, 2013 Does Rouhani Hold 'Key' to Release Mousavi and Karroubi? Iranian President-elect Hassan Rouhani said during his campaign that it may become possible to allow the release of those under house arrest and imprisoned after the 2009 presidential election.
Iran | Jun 8, 2013 Iranian Press Mostly Quiet In Run-up to Election The crackdown on the media which started five months before the election has effectively stifled critical press inside Iran.
Iran | May 31, 2013 Cold Start in Tehran As Elections Heat Up Excitement over Iran's presidential election is missing, despite election day being two weeks away.
Ceremony held for World Central Kitchen aid workers killed in Gaza Agence France-Presse | AFP | Apr 25, 2024
Sister of Israeli-Russian scholar Elizabeth Tsurkov, who is being held by Iran-backed Shiite militia, calls for US military sanctions on Iraq