Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Iran

Iranian Citizens Take to Web to Capture Protests, Violence

After authorities restricted all foreign journalists, many Iranians have taken to Twitter. more >>

Iran's Faulty Election May Yet Bring Down Its Theocratic Government

The Internet has turned regular Iranians into journalists. And now there may be no stopping them. more >>

Iran Election Protests and Riots a Test for Obama

The disputed re-election of Ahmadinejad appears to have undermined Obama's argument for diplomacy. more >>

Whether or Not Ahmadinejad Weathers the Iran Election Probe, Khamenei Is Still in Charge

It's nice that they have to go through the motions, but the mullahs remain in charge. more >>

Obama's Wobbliness Is a Great Danger to Israel

Obama's rhetoric only emboldens terrorists. more >>

Iran Election Is Obama's First Foreign Policy Test—And He's Failing

So far, not so good. more >>

Iranians Flock to Polls in Presidential Election

Observers expect record turnout in the election to choose between Ahmadinejad and three rivals. more >>

Obama's Eloquence on Israel Pales Beside Iran's Dreams of a Final Solution

While Obama speaks of peace, jihadists see salvation in genocide. Guess what path they'll choose. more >>

Iran, Iraq Rank in Top Five in Countries With the Biggest Oil Reserves

Ranking five countries with the biggest oil reserves as of Jan. 1, 2009. more >>

Iran Holds Aid Worker Silva Harotonian on Espionage Charges

The State Department asserts the charges are without merit. more >>

Iran's Missile Launch a Rebuke of the United States

The meaning is largely political as Iranian President Ahmadinejad is up for re-election on June 12. more >>

Iran Missile Test Shows Israel's Nuclear Deterrent Is Essential

U.S. must respect the Jewish state's past restraint and current need for self-defense. more >>

Iran Claims to Have Test-Fired Long-Range Missile

The missile is reportedly capable of striking Israel, Europe and U.S. bases in the Middle East. more >>

Israel, Arabs Have a Common Enemy in a Nuclear Iran

Common threat to the region could make allies of sworn enemies. more >>

Like Iran Talks, Obama Meeting With Pakistan Leader Is a Foreign Policy Test

Obama not going to "pull the hand back" though it's been slapped once or twice. more >>

Obama Could Send Message to Iran With...a Message to Iran

In one letter, Obama could spell out common interests, mutual concerns, and prospects for peace. more >>

Obama Faces Long Odds on Iran Diplomacy

The president is trying to reach out to Iran, but it's hard to figure out what the regime really wants. more >>

Can Diplomacy Alone Block Iran's Nuclear Goals?

John Kerry and Elliott Abrams debate in the latest issue of U.S. News Weekly. more >>

Obama-Clinton Human Rights Bid Faces Anti-Israel Bias at U.N. Agency

Can Obama's new gambit fix what's wrong with the human rights council? more >>

Can Diplomacy Alone Block Iran's Nuclear Goals?

John Kerry and Elliott Abrams debate in the latest issue of U.S. News Weekly. more >>

On 1st Day in Europe, Obama Juggles Sensitive Talks With Russia, China

The president talks about nuclear arms reductions and Iran ahead of the G-20 economic summit. more >>

A Nuclear Iran and Wise Words on the Middle East Dilemma

Pieces by Mort Zuckerman and Michael Ledeen are worth reading on the Iranian nuclear weapons dilemma. more >>

The World Cannot Live With the Threat of a Nuclear Iran

Having brazenly defied the world, Iran could be emboldened to use terrorism or subvert the Middle East. more >>

Obama's Strategy for Reaching Out to Iran

His video message calls for "mutual respect," but the nuclear issue hangs over any potential dialogue. more >>

Iran on Path to Nuclear Weapons

Admiral Michael Mullen says he is "just a little skeptical" of Iran. more >>

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