Los Angeles Times | Pedestrian walkways, bike lanes, green spaces: An unusual election platform for a politician in Iran Los Angeles Times Like an Iranian Jane Jacobs — the American writer who fought to save New York's Greenwich Village from developers in the 1960s — she supports revitalizing Tehran's old neighborhoods by creating bicycle lanes and pedestrian-friendly zones so that ... |
Washington Post | Iran's Rouhani lashes rivals with rare criticism of security forces, ruling clerics Washington Post ISTANBUL — Iran's moderate president, Hassan Rouhani, has delivered rare rebukes in recent days to the country's powerful Shiite clergy and allied security forces, lashing out at rivals and their hard-line backers ahead of his reelection bid next week. Iran Guards look beyond election to next supreme leader Iran's dual nationals warily await outcome of presidential poll Presidential Hopefuls Spar Over Economy as Trump Turns Screws on Iran |
Aljazeera.com | Iran threatens to hit 'terror safe havens' in Pakistan Aljazeera.com Pakistan's foreign office has summoned the Iranian ambassador over an ultimatum by the head of Iran's armed forces that his country will attack areas sheltering "terrorists" in Pakistan unless it tightens control over its borders and stops what he ... Pakistan Criticizes Iran for Threatening Cross-Border Military Action Pakistan summons Iranian envoy over army chief's threat to strike cross-border terror camps No force, terror outfit can determine Pak-Iran ties: Iranian ambassador |
IHS Jane's 360 | Iran's Military Fires Advanced Torpedo Based on Russia's Fastest in the World Newsweek Iran tested Sunday a high-tech torpedo based on a Russian model considered the fastest in the world near the Strait of Hormuz, according to U.S. officials. The Iranian projectile, called "Hoot," is reportedly based off the Soviet-era Russian VA-111 ... Iran reportedly tests supercavitating torpedo Iran Tests Advanced High-Speed Cruise Missile Iran news: Latest updates, threats, warnings, state of play | Politics ... |
BBC News | Iran coal mine explosion death toll rises to 42 BBC News At least 42 people are now known to have been killed by an explosion at a coal mine in north-eastern Iran last Wednesday, state media report. An official in the Golestan provincial government, Reza Morovati, said seven more bodies had been recovered ... Death toll in Iran mine explosion rises to 42: state media Iranian Coal Miners, Furious Over Deaths, Confront President Miners at disaster site besiege Iranian president's car |
The Globe and Mail | No Iran polling stations in Canada for upcoming election: Feds The Globe and Mail Iran's permanent representative to the United Nations in New York sent a diplomatic note to Canadian officials around April 10 requesting that polling stations be established so that Iranians in Canada could vote in the May 19 election, according to ... Financial tech gaining steam in Iran Zarif urges Canada to facilitate Iranian expats' participation in polls |
Washington Free Beacon | Iran to Launch Two New Satellites, Cover for Illicit ICBM Program Washington Free Beacon Iran is preparing to launch two new domestic satellites into space, according to a new announcement by Iranian military leaders that is stirring discussion among U.S. national security insiders who say the move is likely cover for the test firing of ... |
CTV News | Messi lookalike kicking up a commotion in Iran CTV News An Iranian man has gone viral for his resemblance to Argentinian soccer star Lionel Messi. Photos show 25-year-old student Reza Parastesh, of Hamaden, Iran, looking almost identical to Messi, with the same brown haircut and beard. Parastesh also wears ... Meet the Lionel Messi doppelganger Messi lookalike creates frenzy in Iran Iranian Messi-lookalike bears an uncanny resemblance to the Barcelona star |
NBCNews.com | Iran Test Fires High-Speed Torpedo Sunday - NBC News NBCNews.com The Hoot torpedo will be able to travel 12000 yards at a 250 miles per hour when full operational. |
Foreign Affairs (subscription) | No Mercy for Iran's Baha'i Foreign Affairs (subscription) Iran will elect a new president on May 19. But the real event will take place days before, on May 14, and it will offer more insight into the nature of the regime than managed elections ever could provide. May 14 will mark the ninth anniversary of the ... |