Iran says its unmanned aircraft has 600-mile range

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IRAJ, Naaz-e Faribandeh (Homayoon)

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Let's not bomb Iran by Reed Smith

Iran has a lot more oil than we have in the U.S. We envy them that. However, that does not make them an evil empire as President Bush indicated several years ago.

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Radical left growing as Iran political force By Nazila Fathi Published: January 18, 2008

TEHRAN: In early December, a surprising scene played out at Tehran University: 500 Marxist students held aloft portraits of Che Guevara to protest President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's policies. Smaller groups of Marxist students staged similar protests in several other cities.

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Waving Goodbye to Hegemony

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Bhutto email named killers weeks before assassination By SIMON WALTERS

Benazir Bhutto claimed three senior allies of Pakistan's president General Musharraf were out to kill her in a secret email to Foreign Secretary David Miliband written weeks before her deat

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Not an imperial year for the Empire By Ben Tanosborn

Few years as 2007 have brought the U.S. so little in political and socio-economic revenue, either foreign or domestic.

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A Persian Phantom Unmasked Report from Europe by Darius KADIVAR

An Interview with Ramin Karimloo on Lead role in Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Phantom of the Opera"

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Transcending the Colonizer's History A Review of Hamid Dabashi's Iran, A People Interrupted by Ron Jacobs

Hamid Dabashi's 2006 book on Iran turns conventional western scholarship on that country upside down.

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The Gates of Hell: how Gates and Bush insist on own version of 'reality' on Iran by Roger Bybee

'We're an empire now, and when we act, we create our own reality. And while you're studying that reality -- judiciously, as you will -- we'll act again, creating other new realities, which you can study too, and that's how things will sort out. We're history's actors . . .

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Horses and hunger, an American woman's life in Iran

GHARA TEPE SHEIKH, Iran - American Louise Firouz made Iran her home half a century ago. Now 75, she runs a stud farm in the remote northeast and has watched the turbulent transformation of her adopted country from U.S.-ally to arch foe.

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New Statesman - Israel and Gaza and a summer of war?

The creation of an Islamic Bantustan under Hamas is the result of Israeli belligerence, Palestinian corruption and a failed US experiment in democracy that threatens the whole of the Middle East, argues Haim Baram, while Zaki Chehab argues that Gaza risks becoming the world's new …

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Revolution, flashmobs, and brain chips. A grim vision of the future | Science | Guardian Unlimited

This is the world in 30 years' time envisaged by a Ministry of Defence team responsible for painting a picture of the "future strategic context" likely to face Britain's armed forces. It includes an "analysis of the key risks and shocks".

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Crises of the middle east: 1914, 1967, 2003

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Pentagon: Iraqi violence still rising on Yahoo! News

Violence in Iraq, as measured by casualties among troops and civilians, has edged higher despite the U.S.-led security push in Baghdad, the Pentagon told Congress on Wednesday.

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Galloway on the Lie Ahmadinejad Called for Israel to be "Wiped Off the Map"

Tony Blair, has called for a "journalism regulator" in the UK, i.e., he demands a censor be appointed, and he considers alternative news sources "more pernicious and less balanced" than the government script-reading corporate media, there seems to be a bit of freedom left …

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Deconstructing Fatah al-Islam an Easy Task, Thanks to DEBKAfile

DEBKAfile, the Mossad front, makes life so much easier.

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