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Two men sentenced to jail for spying for Iran on dissident groups

U.S. News // 4 years ago

Two men sentenced to jail for spying for Iran on dissident groups

A U.S. district judge has sentenced two Iranian men to prison for convictions of spying on Iranian dissidents and Jewish groups in the United States for the Middle Eastern country, prosecutors said.

Designating IRGC as terrorists strikes a major blow to Iran

Voices // 5 years ago

Designating IRGC as terrorists strikes a major blow to Iran

Designation of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization is a major blow to the Iranian regime and sends a strong signal that terrorists will finally have to pay the price.

Outside View // 1 decade ago

Outside View: For Iranian negotiators 'Time is on My Side'

What a difference half a century makes!

Outside View // 1 decade ago

Outside View: What to make of Rafsanjani's disqualification

The Iranian regime's presidential election took dramatic turns last week when the Guardian Council disqualified former President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani.

Special Reports // 1 decade ago

Will Bush establish relations with Iran?

President George W. Bush is having one final stab at leaving the White House on a somewhat more positive note, hoping it will override his legacy of two unfinished wars and a financial crisis that risks taking Western economies into a generalized meltdown of the world's banking system.

Special Reports // 1 decade ago

Analysis: Adding centrifuges to the fire

New reports from Iran say the Islamic republic is running more than 3,000 centrifuges, an announcement that is certain to augment fears in Washington and Western European capital cities that Iran’s nuclear program is intended for military, rather than civilian use, as insists Iran’s leadership.

Top News // 1 decade ago

Race against nuclear clock, say opposition

An Iranian opposition leader says the atomic watchdog's failure to refer the case to the U.N. Security Council may encourage Iran to pursue its nuclear ambition

Top News // 2 decades ago

Exiles say Iran has 2005 nuclear deadline

An Iranian exile group claims Tehran has a deadline of 2005 to reach a capability to produce nuclear weapons, the Middle East Newsline reported.

Top News // 2 decades ago

Iran accused of secret nuclear plants

An organization financed by the Iraqi government Wednesday accused the Iranian government of constructing two secret nuclear facilities in the desert south of T

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Packets of incentives have been sent to Tehran in the past
Will Bush establish relations with Iran? Oct 27, 2008

We have been hearing similar lines for the past two decades
Will Bush establish relations with Iran? Oct 27, 2008

For the United States to even consider offering more carrots is a very bad idea, because it sends a wrong signal to the Iranian ayatollahs that they can still play the international community like a violin
Race against nuclear clock, say opposition Mar 02, 2005

The International Atomic Energy Agency's Board of Governors' reluctance to refer Iran's file to the United Nations Security Council has in fact emboldened the Iranian regime to further limit its cooperation with the IAEA, while asking for increased concessions from the international community
Race against nuclear clock, say opposition Mar 02, 2005

This is a movement that has the popular support of Iranians inside and outside Iran
Iran accused of secret nuclear plants Aug 14, 2002

Alireza Jafarzadeh is a media commentator on the Middle East and an active dissident figure to the Iranian government. He is best known for revealing the existence of clandestine nuclear facilities in Iran in 2002. Until 2003, Jafarzadeh acted as the chief congressional liaison and public spokesperson for the United States representative office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI). He is currently the president of his company, Strategic Policy Consulting, Inc., as well as a FOX News Foreign Affairs Analyst.

Jafarzadeh is also the author of a 304-paged book (The Iran Threat: President Ahmadinejad and the Coming Nuclear Crisis) about Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the current President of Iran, and his alleged interest in developing nuclear weapons.

Jafarzadeh was born in Mashhad, Iran. He moved to the United States before the 1979 Iranian Revolution. In the USA he studied civil engineering, obtaining his bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, and a master's degree from the University of Texas at Austin.

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