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Why Did It Take So Long To Order The Release From Guantánamo Of An Al-Qaeda Torture Victim?

There may be no more cases that are quite as bleakly ridiculous as that of Abdul Rahim al-Ginco, but there are many, many others in which the Justice Department’s long…

In Fraud We Trust?

There is also no hard proof of a fixed result, let alone massive vote rigging on a scale never before seen in Iran, a country that - unlike the United…

FAPE Shares American Culture and Ideals Through Art

In an interview with Foreign Policy Journal, Jennifer Duncan, the Director of FAPE, sheds more light on the organization.…

Iran’s Many Wars

The rift within the Islamic Republic may be a blessing for the democracy movement, a breathing space for regrouping, and moving forward. It may also be a recipe for an…

Has the U.S. Played a Role in Fomenting Unrest During Iran’s Election?

Whatever the case may be, given the record of U.S. interference in the state affairs of Iran and clear policy of regime change, it certainly seems possible, even likely, that…

Terrorists Plan to Use Burqa-Clad Women as Suicide Bombers: Pak Official

A well placed official of the Interior Ministry, on the condition of anonymity, told Arab News here Monday, "We have received confirmed intelligence reports that terrorists after suffering defeats after…

Another Iranian Revolution?

The peaceful and nonviolent demonstrations of the protesting youths and pro-reform supporters of Mir-Hossein Mousavi who were demanding their votes be officially "respected" by the authorities were soon mixed by…

Iran at the Intersection

So our mainstream press and the media is rife with reports, some of them based on speculations rather than facts, about the situation in Iran and how it is handled…

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