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Greetings!
We are delighted to present you with the current issue of Iran Update, a publication of International Solidarity for Democratic Change in Iran (ISDCI). |
| Syrian Protests Leave at Least 100 Dead
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Syria's crackdown on protesters, which activists say has claimed over 2,200 lives including 100 yesterday, is cementing international condemnation and bringing it closer to home. Read On... |
| Iran oil minister sees big future for Revolutionary Guards' firm
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Guards' Khatam al-Anbia company to replace foreigners, minister says. Revolutionary Guards chief says it is right that military body fights on "economic fronts". Read On... |
| MEK provides hope for Iranian people
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Much has been said and discussed about the MEK/PMOI in the press and among policy makers, some behind closed doors and others in high-level diplomatic meetings. The most prominent Iranian opposition group (Mojahedin as known by the Iranian people) is a main battleground which will determine lives of millions in Iran and the whole region. Read On... |
Iran Regime Worried About Support for MEK
Intellectual Conservative |
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MEK was placed in FTO list by the US in 1997 in the hopes of opening an avenue for dialogue with Tehran. These efforts proved to be futile. Read On... |
| Obama's Short-Sighted Iran Policy
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The United States has been backing the people of Middle East in their struggle for freedom and democracy; The Arab Spring however will never flourish without a Persian Spring. Read On... |
