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We are delighted to present you with the current issue of Iran Update, a publication of International Solidarity for Democratic Change in Iran (ISDCI). |
General SHELTON: Unshackle Iran's main opposition
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Refusal to remove MEK's terrorist designation betrays democracy
Indeed, the MEK should never have been designated as an FTO in the first place. An ardent opponent of the mullahs who run Iran, the MEK was put on the U.S. list in 1997 as a gesture to Tehran at a time when U.S-Iranian relations seemed to be thawing. Read On... |
Moment of truth for Iran
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The moment of truth is upon us. The Iranian regime has raised the nuclear stakes even while struggling under international sanctions. Read On... |
France calls Libya victory summit, warns Syria
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy has called a high-level meeting on Libya's post-Gaddafi future and promised support - but no military action - for opposition forces in Syria. Read On... |
JPMorgan to Pay $88.3 Million for Sanctions Violations
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JPMorgan Chase has agreed to pay $88.3 million as part of a settlement with the Treasury Department. Read On... |
Time to stop coddling Iran
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The Obama administration's ongoing support of the Libyan resistance in Tripoli highlights the valuable role that opposition organizations play in support of US security interests. Read On... |
Members of Congress Voice Support for Iranian-American Rally
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Members of Congress and senior former U.S. officials will voice support for a major rally by thousands of Iranian-Americans in solidarity with Iran's pro-democracy movement on Friday. Read On... |
Iranian Exile Group Lobbies To Get Off Terrorist List
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An Iranian exile group is ramping up its lobbying campaign to get off a U.S. terrorist list, and the issue has sparked a fierce debate among foreign policy experts about the wisdom of such a move. Read On... |