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Iran's Security Forces Stopped Opposition Protest
Huge street demonstrations in Iran have been reduced to only die-hard protesters. Those who tried to gather Wednesday were violently dispersed by security forces. State-run television says...
Iranian Election Divides Arabs, Their Leaders
Around the Arab world, reactions to the Iranian election have ranged from street demonstrations to Internet protests. But Arab leaders, many of whom are wary of the regime of Iranian...
Iran's Top Electoral Body Says Election Valid
Iran's Guardian Council, the body that is dominated by clerics and oversees elections, has announced the disputed presidential election will not be annulled. At the same time, Iran's...
GOP Wants Harsher Tone Toward Iran
President Obama has chosen his words carefully in reacting to the massive street demonstrations and violence that have taken place in Iran since last week's disputed presidential election....
Iran Braces For More Violent Clashes Post Election
Tehran is bracing for more demonstrations after hundreds of thousands of marchers took to the streets to protest agast the official results of last week's presidential elections. Many in the...
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