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Arabs Rise, Tehran Trembles

The Arab risings have revealed that Iran’s revolutionary ideology has not only been rendered bankrupt at home, but it has also lost the war of ideas among its neighbors.

The New Middle East

The Iranians are right. We are moving into a new Middle East. And if the mullahs aren’t overthrown, the New Middle East will be a very dark and dangerous place.

Iran's Cities a Sea of Poverty

Between 44.5 and 55 percent of Iran's urban population lives under the poverty line, according to a new report titled "Measurement and Economic Analysis of Urban Poverty."

German Iran-link bank under fire

Protesters in Germany demanded this week the closure of an Iran-owned bank which they claim helps finance the regime’s nuclear programme. The demonstrationb was organised by STOP THE BOMB.

IAEA says gets info on possible Iran military work

The U.N. atomic watchdog has received new information regarding allegations that Iran may be seeking to develop a nuclear-armed missile, the agency said in a report voicing deepening concern about the issue.

Press statement: Do only lives of German citizens count for Westerwelle?

As Arab World Shakes, Iran’s Influence Grows

Iran has already benefited from the ouster or undermining of Arab leaders who were its strong adversaries and has begun to project its growing influence, analysts say.

Michael Ledeen: Germans to Turks to Mullahs - The Back Door

Hostages in Iran are never released unless ransom is paid. When you see hostages coming out, the only questions are 1)how much was paid? and 2) who paid it and how??

Amir Taheri: The Revolutionary Guards skips a crackdown

The decision by Tunisian and Egyptian armies not to crush the pro-democracy movement may be having an effect in an unexpected place: Iran.

Interview with Menashe Amir

“Iranians love life. They’re friendly. They want peace. They loathe wars and disputes,” he believes. “And along comes a regime that stands for the opposite of all that.”

25 Bahman and the Green Revival

Following a lull for the Green Movement that lasted over a year, Monday's march has reinvigorated things tremendously. People were smiling in joy for the first time in a long while.

Rally against "Iran-Seminar" of Austrian Chambers of Commerce

No deals with the Iranian regime! >>

Menashe Amir: ‘This may be the first spark of revolution in Iran’

The protesters of Egypt, who brought down Hosni Mubarak over the weekend after 18 days of sustained demonstrations, have given the Iranian public a clear lesson: When you take the streets, don’t go home again.

Rally against the Chamber of Commerce's Iran Seminar in Vienna

STOP THE BOMB protest against WKO's promotion of trade with Iran >>

Fox News on STOP THE BOMB and the European Iranian Bank in Hamburg

U.S. Presses Germany to Take Action Against Bank Said to Be Backing Iran's Nuke Program