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22آذر، تهران - تظاهرات در دانشگاه خواجه نصير - 13دسامبر Persian date 22 Azar, Tehran - protests at the University Khajeh Nasir - December 13, - (translated by google)

22آذر، تظاهرات در دانشگاه تهران - 13دسامبر Persian date 22 Azar, protests at Tehran University - December 13, - (translated by google)

21آذر - پاره كردن عكس منحوس خمينى - دانشگاه تهران <br>Persian date 21 Azar - some sinister photo Khomeini - Tehran University - (translated by google)

21آذر، دانشگاه تهران، تظاهرات دانشجويان <br>Persian date 21 Azar, Tehran University, student protests - (translated by google)

Rageh Omaar reveals the lives, hopes and fears of the young generation of Tehran.

Carl Bildt, Foreign Minister of Sweden, which currently holds the rotating presidency of the European Union, tells journalists that he expects a meeting to take place between Iran and the '3+3' group, composed of the United States, Russia, China, France, Germany and the UK. EU Foreign Policy Chief Javier Solana is seen as the diplomat who represents the 3+3 group. Earlier talks have taken place in July 2008 in Geneva and in June of that year in Tehran, when Solana handed over the demands of the 3+3 group to Iran. Diplomats in Brussels said the new talks are likely to place on 1 October. The location has yet to be agreed. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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Evin prison Tehran. Mother of killed student, Sohrab Arabi, 19 years old! The lady in Purple scarf is mother of Arabi, 19 his clip it picture of g have seen Sohrab in the Prison! e was ose to his family say that he was shot dead during protests.

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Sahba Motallebi is a graduate of the Tehran Conservatory of Music, where she mastered playing Tar and Setar, under the instructions of Fariborz Azizi, Hossein Alizadeh. She continued her education in Composition at the Conservatory of Saint Petersburg, Russia. For a comparative study of Persian and Turkish music, she attended the RGS University of Turkey. For 4 successive years (1995-1998), Sahba was awarded as the best Tar player in the Iranian Music Festival. In 1999 she joined the Iranian National Orchestra. She has been traveling extensively around the world, performing in major concert halls with some of the most renowned international musicians.

News Middle East Iran detains British embassy staff Iran has accused Western powers of inciting violence after its disputed election [File: AFP] Iranian authorities have detained eight employees of the British embassy in Tehran, accusing them of involvement in post-election unrest in the Islamic Republic, the semi-official Fars news agency has reported. "Eight local employees at the British embassy who had a considerable role in recent unrest were taken into custody," Fars said on Sunday, without giving a source. Distributed by Tubemogul.

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In the centre of Tehran there are many fewer security forces on the streets. A stadium where Basij militia - an arm of the Revolutionary Guard - were based is now being used for sport again. But the power of the regime is not far from the surface. On the main avenues black cars with the words special police painted on them move steadily through the traffic, each one containing four or five men in camouflage uniforms. It has been much quieter these last few days. One elderly witness said she felt it was the calm of the grave. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Mapping the protests in Tehran Protests have erupted on the streets of Tehran following the disputed presidential poll, which saw Mahmoud Ahmadinejad returned to power. With many foreign media correspondents facing restrictions on their reporting, the people of Iran have been using mobile phones to tell the world what is going on. Some of the images sent to the BBC from the people of Tehran have been plotted on this map. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Clashes, Neighborhood of Enqelab Sq., Tehran (20 June 2009)

Clashes, Neighborhood of Enqelab Sq., Tehran (20 June 2009)

Clashes, Neighborhood of Enqelab Sq., Tehran (20 June 2009)

Obama says “deeply troubled” by Iran poll violence - Obama says “deeply troubled” by Iran poll violence US President Barack Obama said yesterday that he was “deeply troubled” by the recent violence in Iran, but made it clear that Washington wanted to avoid becoming a “handy political football” in the election dispute. Obama said: “It is up to Iranians to make decisions about who Iran’s leaders will be. We respect Iranian sovereignty and want to avoid the United States being the issue inside of Iran, which sometimes the United States can be a handy political football – or discussions with the United States.” But, in spite of the “deep differences that exist between the United States and Iran on a range of core issues,” Washington would continue to pursue some “tough, hard-headed diplomacy” with Tehran to prevent a nuclear armed Iran and ensure that that country was not “exporting terrorist activity.” U.S. urges Iran to consider allegations of voting irregularities US State Department spokesperson, ...

Mousavi says has no “hope” in Guardian Council Hundreds of thousands of people took part in a protest march on Monday afternoon in Tehran in spite of the Interior Ministry’s refusal to grant a permit for the demonstration to go ahead. Video is brought to you by WashingtonTV. Visit TelevisionWashington.com for more news videos and features. Please submit your comments at TelevisionWashington.com. Persian: http://televisionwashington.com/main.aspx?lang=fa English: http://televisionwashington.com/main.aspx?lang=en 2009 ©WashingtonTV. All rights reserved

At 1:41 one of nurses is shouting "8 people died in this hospital last night". of them1 died by a headshot...which said that poor brave man shoted by sniper. at 1:35 you can see on that board whic...

Today's Top Stories (June 15, 2009) - World reactions to disputed Iran election results UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said today: “The position of me and the United Nations is that the genuine will of the Iranian people should be fully respected.” He added: “I have to watch ... this situation, how it evolves.” European Union foreign policy chief, Javier Solana, also said today that he was “concerned by the latest images and news that arrived from Tehran. I hope very much that at the end of the day the will of the people will be respected.” He added that although there was little expectation of a change in Iran’s nuclear policy as a result of the election, the EU was still hoping to continue discussing the issue. British Foreign Secretary David Milliband also said today: “The very serious doubts that have been raised about the free and fair nature of the election counting process are obviously of major concern to many people in Iran.” He added: “I think that in the very short term people will ...

Protests in Tehran following announcement of election result After the official announcement on 13 June of the of the results of the tenth presidential elections, the supporters of defeated candidate, Mir Hossein Mousavi, took to the streets of Tehran and a number of other cities and protested against Ahmadinejad’s victory over his rivals. Video is brought to you by WashingtonTV. Visit TelevisionWashington.com for more news videos and features. Please submit your comments at TelevisionWashington.com. Persian: http://televisionwashington.com/main.aspx?lang=fa English: http://televisionwashington.com/main.aspx?lang=en 2009 ©WashingtonTV. All rights reserved

Today’s unrests in Tehran (Saturday, 13 June 2009) Video is brought to you by WashingtonTV. Visit TelevisionWashington.com for more news videos and features. Please submit your comments at TelevisionWashington.com. Persian: http://televisionwashington.com/main.aspx?lang=fa English: http://televisionwashington.com/main.aspx?lang=en Iran WashingtonTV TelevisionWashington Middle East 2009 ©WashingtonTV. All rights reserved

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Ahmadinejad: I will reveal the dossier of the past 24 years Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, today, in a gathering of the people of Pakdasht , a small town in the southeastern part of Tehran Province, criticized what he called “violations in the oil industry and other ministries”, accusing some ministers and deputy ministers of previous governments to have favored their personal interests over “the rights and interests of the nation”.

Ahmadinejad tells critics: “We will not surrender” President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad blasted his election rivals in a speech in Tehran on Thursday, saying that those who are continuously thrusting “their sharpened swords and spears” and “bad-mouthing” others, should know that “the Iranian nation is a follower of the Holy Fatemeh-e Zahra [the Prophet Mohammad’s daughter] and Imam Hossein [third imam of the Shi’is] and we have bared our throats for the blows of your spears, but we will not surrender,” reports the semi-official ISNA news agency.

Ahmadinejad challenges Obama to a debate at the UN Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran’s president, who is currently engaged in battling three competitions in his reelection campaign, yesterday in a press conference in Tehran, challenged US President Barack Obama, to a debate at the United Nations.

Top cleric stresses importance of voting in 12 June election Expediency Council chief Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, who led the Friday prayers in Tehran today, criticized those who intend to boycott the 12 June presidential election in Iran and stressed the importance of people turning out to vote in large numbers. Video is brought to you by WashingtonTV. Visit TelevisionWashington.com for more news videos and features. Please submit your comments at TelevisionWashington.com. Persian: http://televisionwashington.com/main.aspx?lang=fa English: http://televisionwashington.com/main.aspx?lang=en 2009 ©WashingtonTV. All rights reserved

Mahmud Ahmadinedschad (persisch ‏محمود احمدی‌نژاد‎;‎ Transkription (DMG): Maḥmūd Aḥmadī-Nežād; weitere Schreibweisen: Ahmadineschad, Ahmadi-Nedschad, Ahmadinejad und Ahmadinezhad; * 28. Oktober 1956 in Garmsar) ist ein iranischer Politiker und seit dem 3. August 2005 der sechste Präsident der Islamischen Republik Iran. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (Persian: محمود احمدی نژاد, Mahmūd Ahmadinejād, born 28 October 1956) is the sixth and current President of the Islamic Republic of Iran. He became president on August 6, 2005, after winning the 2005 presidential election. Ahmadinejad became the first president of the Islamic Republic in twenty-four years who was not a religious cleric. Despite his title, he is not the most powerful official in Iran; that role belongs to the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, according to Article 113 of Constitution of Iran. Prior to becoming president, Ahmadinejad was mayor of Tehran and governor general of Iran's Ardabil Province. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (en persan : محمود احمدی نژاد), né le 28 octobre 1956 à Garmsar, bourgade située à 90 km de Téhéran, est un homme politique iranien, maire de Téhéran du 3 mai 2003 au 28 juin 2005, et président de la République islamique d'Iran depuis le 3 août 2005. Il est membre de la Société islamique des ingénieurs, mais possède une base plus puissante dans l'Alliance des bâtisseurs de l'Iran islamique (Abadgaran) et est considéré comme un des personnages les plus importants de l'alliance des conservateurs. emo.

Iran in the Press Wednesday, 15 April 2009 Alrai, Jordan U.S. denies change in conditions for negotiation with Iran Houston Chronicle, US Iran preparing new proposals for nuclear dispute Elaph, UK 1. Russia says it has not provided the sophisticated missile system to Iran 2. Israel says it will wait until the end of this year for Obama to try to stop Iran Alghad, Jordan [Egypt’s Foreign Minister] Abulghait accuses Hezbollah of trying to penetrate Egypt’s security apparatus Jerusalem Post, Israel Egypt: Hizbullah will pay heavy price Asharq Al-Awsat, UK [Lebanon’s Prime Minister Fuad] Siniora requested “official information” from the Egyptian ambassador [regarding Hezbollah’s activities in Egypt] Aljamiah, Iraq A new campaign of arrests in Iran against women, intellectuals and journalists is underway Christian Post, US Iran Makes Excuses to Keep Two Christian Women in Jail Sarmayeh, Tehran 1. The governments debts to the banks has increased to 36 perc...

US may drop key demand for nuclear talks with Iran – newspaper The New York Times reported on Tuesday that the United States and its European allies are considering dropping a longstanding US demand that Iran immediately shut down its nuclear facilities before it enters nuclear talks with the West. The proposals, still under discussion, would allow Tehran to continue its uranium enrichment activities for some period during the talks, a break from the policy of the Bush administration, which had demanded that Iran stop enriching uranium. Citing officials involved in the strategy sessions, the newspaper said that the proposals were aimed at drawing the Islamic Republic into nuclear negotiations, which it had shunned. A senior Obama administration official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that any new American policy would ultimately require Tehran to suspend uranium enrichment. Egypt says Iran using Hezbollah to “gain presence” in Egypt In an interview published Tuesday, Egypt’s ...

Mousavi: The nuclear issue is similar to the oil nationalization issue In his first press conference in the new Iranian year, presidential hopeful Mir Hosein Mousavi, drew an analogy between the issue of Iran’s quest for nuclear energy technology and its struggle for the nationalization of its oil industry over fifty years ago. According to the reports obtained by WashingtonTV from Tehran, Mousavi dated the inception of Iran’s nuclear activities back to his own government and said: “We must note that we may not back down in the nuclear issue, because it is as momentous as a possible retreat in claiming our rights in the oil nationalization campaign in the 1950s.” He added: “We are committed to peaceful use of nuclear energy.” Showered by questions from foreign correspondence about Iran-US bonds in the Obama administration, Mousavi re-affirmed that Iran awaits concrete changes in US policies. Iran prevents university professor from leaving the country Iran’s Labor News Agency (ILNA) reported t...

Iran in the Press Monday, 6 April 2009 Elaph, UK North Korea tests rocket using Iranian technology Moheet, Egypt Iran rejects the statements by Obama on its nuclear program Almustaqbal, Lebanon 1. Iran supports the right of North Korea to launch its missile 2. Iran: Mousavi will continue the nuclear program if elected president The Cutting Edge News, US Arab states worried over Iranian hegemony and nuclear ambitions Alwaqt, Bahrain 1. Turki al-Faisal: “Iran is a paper tiger with steel claws” 2. Khamenei welcomed the decision of Caracas to sever ties with Israel Ynetnews, Israel Deputy IDF chief: Army preparing range of options on Iran Almoslim, Saudi Arabia Two Sunni religious scholars were executed in Iran Aftab Yazd, Tehran 1. Mehdi Karubi says: Mir Hossein Mousavi has proven his honesty and purity 2. The Governor General of Iran’s Central Bank says: Interest rates must always be determined by the market Kayhan, Tehran 1. Chavez says: I am ...

Mosaic is a Peabody Award-winning daily magazine of news from the Middle East. Today's episode includes the following stories: - US Not Winning the War in Afghanistan - Al Qaida Members on Trial in Yemen - Israel Faces Worst Recession in Years US Not Winning the War in Afghanistan Al Jazeera English, Qatar ECO Summit Opens in Tehran Dubai TV, UAE Qaddafi the Mediator in Mauritania Al Jazeera TV, Qatar Sudan Can Fill the Vacuum Created by Expelled Foreign NGOs Sudan TV, Sudan Al Qaida Members on Trial in Yemen Al Arabiya TV, UAE Arab Journalists Support the "Shoe Hurler" New TV, Lebanon Israel Faces Worst Recession in Years IBA TV, Israel Celebrating the Prophet's Birthday in Morocco Al-Alam TV, Iran

Former US president Jimmy Carter talks on television for the first time about the episode that, more than any other, led American voters to eject him from the presidency. Iran's seizure of the US embassy in Tehran and the holding of its staff for 444 days took more and more of Carter's time and energy. His final days in office were dominated by desperate attempts to secure the release of the embassy hostages. The other side of the story is told by top Iranians: Ayatollah Khomeini's close adviser, Grand Ayatollah Montazeri; his first foreign minister, Ebrahim Yazdi; his negotiator with the US, Sadeq Tabatabai; and the founder of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, Mohsen Rafiqdoust.

The Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East, including Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Syria, the Palestinian Authority, Iraq and Iran. International Activists' Boat Arrives in Gaza Al Jazeera TV, Qatar Jewish Extremists Can Demonstrate in Arab Villages IBA TV, Israel A Message to Nasrallah Syria TV, Syria Iraqis Divided Over Security Agreement Abu Dhabi TV, UAE 160 Killed in Earthquake in Pakistan Dubai TV, UAE Talking to the Taliban Saudi TV, Saudi Arabia Kuwaiti Parliament in Crisis Al Arabiya TV, UAE Pakistan Faces Bankruptcy Dubai TV, UAE Women Taxi Drivers in Tehran Al-Alam TV, Iran

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Iran is a racist, imperialist state, which is ethnically cleansing its Ahwazi Arab population. Tehran is using sham trials, torture, executions, cultural colonialism, forced re-locations and mass impoverishment to subjugate its Arab population. The south-west Arab region of Iran is the richest in oil, but has African levels of malnutrition, slums, illiteracy and unemployment. Dr Karim Abdian, Director of the Ahwaz Human Rights Organisation discusses the persecution of his people with Peter Tatchell. 20.08.07

Neither Washington nor Tehran. A war against Iran would be another disastrous neo-imperial adventure, which would strengthen the Tehran dictatorship. The overthrow of the clerical regime by the Iranian people - not US military intervention - is the best way to resolve the nuclear crisis and prevent a needless, unjustified war. Peter Tatchell interviews Mark Fischer of Hands Off the People of Iran and Yassamine Mather of Workers Left Unity Iran. 07.08.07

Over the last year, Iran has seen rising levels of resistance to President Ahmadinejad's repressive regime. Strikes by bus workers and teachers, women's rights demonstrations, student occupations and protests by Iran 's suppressed national minorities, especially the Kurds, Baluchis and Ahwazi Arabs. Rejecting the neo-con agenda of US invasion or a preemptive strike against Tehran , human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell asks: What are the prospects for regime change from within – by and for the Iranian people? On his weekly TV programme, Talking With Tatchell, Peter Tatchell interviews Maryam Namazie - Iranian broadcaster, humanist, feminist and communist – on the value of solidarity with the Iranian people's struggle for democracy, socialism and human rights. 16.03.07

The Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East, including Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Syria, the Palestinian Authority, Iraq and Iran. Non-Aligned Movement Holds Summit in Tehran Al Jazeera TV, Qatar Israel And Syria: Peace Talks in Turkey Dubai TV, UAE Syria Calls for Ending the State of War with Israel LBC TV, Lebanon Somali Oppostion Splits Al-Alam TV, Iran Asian Wokers Strike in Kuwait Al Arabiya TV, UAE Operation in Diala province Al Jazeera English, Qatar Contractor's Fraud in Iraq New TV, Lebanon Israel to Form New Government IBA TV, Israel Mourning Youssef Chahine Abu Dhabi TV, UAE

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The Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East, including Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Syria, the Palestinian Authority, Iraq and Iran. Israel and Syria Reveal Peace Talks in Turkey IBA TV, Israel Lebanese Rivals Reach Agreement in Doha Al Jazeera TV, Qatar Opposition Removes Sit-in Tents from Beirut Al Arabiya TV, UAE Syria's Influence in Lebanon Increases ANB TV, England Kuwaiti Women Looking for Representation in Parliament Dubai TV, UAE Former Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister on Trial Al-Iraqiya TV, Iraq Sudan Launches Campaign to Protect Children Sudan TV, Sudan Tehran Protests US-Based Anti Iranian Group IRIB2 TV, Iran