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Court Rebukes Dutch Policy on Iranian Scientists

Court Rebukes Dutch Policy on Iranian Scientists

A court in The Hague has dealt a blow to the Dutch government's controversial attempts to keep sensitive nuclear technology out of the hands of Iran. Its policy to ban Iranian-born students and scientists from certain master's degrees and from nuclear research facilities in the Netherlands is overly broad and a violation of an international civil rights treaty, the court ruled today.

Iran’s Secret Obsession: Getting ‘Lost’ in Tehran

Iran’s Secret Obsession: Getting ‘Lost’ in Tehran

Time | February 4, 2010 Shervin Malekzadeh Back before protests erupted last June, if you were to see a crowd gathered on the streets in Tehran, odds were that people were buying up the latest U.S. hit movie or television show from a black-market vendor. Customers flip through piles of plastic sleeves, looking for an unseen classic [...]

Harsh Words on Both Sides Make Bloody Showdown Likely February 11

Harsh Words on Both Sides Make Bloody Showdown Likely February 11

By calling into question the success and sanctity of the Iranian Revolution, Moussavi is questioning the legitimacy of the government as a whole, not merely the presidency of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Moussavi continued by drawing parallels between the struggles against injustice in 1979 and the current goals of the Green Movement, a comparison that carries heavy implications regarding the current government.

Selected Headlines – February 2, 2010

Selected Headlines – February 2, 2010

Khordaad 88, February 2 Mir Hossein Mousavi ’s Interview with Kaleme Kaleme reports that in this interview which took place close to February 11th [22 of Bahman], the 31st anniversary of the Islamic revolution, Mousavi stated that the main reason for the collapse of the dictatorial and unpopular regime of the Shah was its illegitimacy [in the [...]

Selected Headlines – January 22, 2010

Channel 4 News (UK), January 22 Neda’s death ‘ignited an awakening’ in Iran Neda Agha Soltan’s fiance, Caspian Makan: “The 23 January is Neda’s precious birthday. Neda will be 27 on that day. I felt that this should be marked in the world. “I’ve asked the people of Iran, wherever they may be, in whichever corner of the [...]

Selected Headlines – January 21, 2010

Previously, when posting selected headlines, we published one selected headline per post. Iran News Now will be trying out a new format for our selected headlines over the next few days. Based on your feedback we may continue with this format moving forward. Basically, we will publish a daily list of selected [...]

BREAKING NEWS: Iranian Cyber Army Strikes Again: Baidu, China’s largest search engine hacked!

BREAKING NEWS: Iranian Cyber Army Strikes Again: Baidu, China’s largest search engine hacked!

China’s largest search engine, Baidu, has been hacked. For a period of time the website showed the following (click to enlarge): We do not yet know if this is the same individual or group that managed to change the IP address for Twitter several weeks ago, redirecting to a page with an image and text [...]

Court Rebukes Dutch Policy on Iranian Scientists

Court Rebukes Dutch Policy on Iranian Scientists

04 February 2010

A court in The Hague has dealt a blow to the Dutch government's controversial attempts to keep sensitive nuclear technology out of the hands of Iran. Its policy to ban Iranian-born students and scientists from certain master's degrees and from nuclear research facilities in the Netherlands is overly broad and a violation of an international civil rights treaty, the court ruled today.

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Iran’s Secret Obsession: Getting ‘Lost’ in Tehran

Iran’s Secret Obsession: Getting ‘Lost’ in Tehran

04 February 2010

Time | February 4, 2010 Shervin Malekzadeh Back before protests erupted last June, if you were to see a crowd gathered on the streets in Tehran, odds were that people were buying up the latest U.S. hit movie or television show from a black-market vendor. Customers flip through piles of plastic sleeves, looking for an unseen classic [...]

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Harsh Words on Both Sides Make Bloody Showdown Likely February 11

Harsh Words on Both Sides Make Bloody Showdown Likely February 11

04 February 2010

By calling into question the success and sanctity of the Iranian Revolution, Moussavi is questioning the legitimacy of the government as a whole, not merely the presidency of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Moussavi continued by drawing parallels between the struggles against injustice in 1979 and the current goals of the Green Movement, a comparison that carries heavy implications regarding the current government.

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Selected Headlines – February 2, 2010

Selected Headlines – February 2, 2010

02 February 2010

Khordaad 88, February 2 Mir Hossein Mousavi ’s Interview with Kaleme Kaleme reports that in this interview which took place close to February 11th [22 of Bahman], the 31st anniversary of the Islamic revolution, Mousavi stated that the main reason for the collapse of the dictatorial and unpopular regime of the Shah was its illegitimacy [in the [...]

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Selected Headlines – January 22, 2010

21 January 2010

Channel 4 News (UK), January 22 Neda’s death ‘ignited an awakening’ in Iran Neda Agha Soltan’s fiance, Caspian Makan: “The 23 January is Neda’s precious birthday. Neda will be 27 on that day. I felt that this should be marked in the world. “I’ve asked the people of Iran, wherever they may be, in whichever corner of the [...]

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Selected Headlines – January 21, 2010

20 January 2010

Previously, when posting selected headlines, we published one selected headline per post. Iran News Now will be trying out a new format for our selected headlines over the next few days. Based on your feedback we may continue with this format moving forward. Basically, we will publish a daily list of selected [...]

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BREAKING NEWS: Iranian Cyber Army Strikes Again: Baidu, China’s largest search engine hacked!

BREAKING NEWS: Iranian Cyber Army Strikes Again: Baidu, China’s largest search engine hacked!

12 January 2010

China’s largest search engine, Baidu, has been hacked. For a period of time the website showed the following (click to enlarge): We do not yet know if this is the same individual or group that managed to change the IP address for Twitter several weeks ago, redirecting to a page with an image and text [...]

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Video of Basij attack on Karoubi’s vehicle in Qazvin on January 7, 2010

Video of Basij attack on Karoubi’s vehicle in Qazvin on January 7, 2010

11 January 2010

This video purportedly shows the vehicle of Iranian opposition leader and cleric, Mehdi Karoubi, being attacked by Basijis in Qazvin on January 7.  The video shows what looks like two people shooting at the vehicle, and appears to corroborate the claims made by Karoubi and his son.  They had reported that the vehicle was fired [...]

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Twitter Revolution 101: Get Your Facts Right

Twitter Revolution 101: Get Your Facts Right

06 January 2010

Waking up every day and being a journalist is a very conflicting job. Sometimes, you read the work of other journalists who’ve written responsibly and with full knowledge of the subject matter and you feel proud of who you are. Other times, people write things that make you want to just sit there and mourn [...]

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Live-blog: Iran, December 31, 2009

31 December 2009

This is a live-blog started on reports of military vehicles and troops moving in Tehran. Reports are made as they arrive to us in real-time. To read chronologically, start from the bottom of this report and read upward. [3:35PM Tehran Time] After almost an hour of no new information, an unconfirmed report of tanks moving [...]

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Posted in Exclusive, Featured, General, Live Blogging4 Comments

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