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Post-election Iran

Source: Weekly Arham

Tehrān : Iran | 5 months ago

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The most obvious, writes Abdel-Moneim Said * , is that the Iranian regime cannot resist change indefinitely It is not easy to assess events in Iran since the announcement of presidential election results precipitated massive demonstrations. There is the official Iranian view, of course, denouncing...

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