Articles tagged with: Iran
Iran has opened its first nuclear facility in Bushehr, prompting fears from the West about its nuclear weapon aspirations. Frankie Wilkinson asks whether these concerns are justified.
Oil troubles in Yemen have sparked a spate of violence. Splits in Yemeni society are at the root, and will continue to aggravate the conflict.
Iranian President Ahmadinejad survives grenade attack on his minibus in Hamadan, western Iran.
When Iran decides stoning is a suitable punishment for adultery, I say to hell with tolerance – there is nothing worth tolerating in the Iranian government’s attitude towards its people
As conflict with Iran looks increasingly likely, it’s vital for world peace there is a united effort to invade if Iran doesn’t halt its nuclear enrichment programme.
I’ve already filled in two wallcharts of predictions for this summer’s World Cup and compelled my girlfriend to do the same. There are few things which unite the English quite like a World Cup; invading …
Traditionally, America has supported Israel through hell and high water, but with the events of 31 May coming at a time when Obama has signalled his intention to build a peace process based on practical concerns, as opposed to historical alliances, can Israel still rely on US support as a given?
The Iranian government must be laughing. Murder its own citizens, protesting for wanting the most fundamental human rights, and they get a few slaps on the wrists from the international community. ‘Don’t do that again’. …
Whatever your feelings may be about the Conservative-Liberal government, one thing that can be celebrated is that voters delivered blows by the ballot box on the villains of this election.
(c) The U.S. Army
In the midst of the horrors of the Nazi holocaust in the Second World War, hid in the woods in Lithuania in 1944, were three Jewish brothers. The Nazis came for them, …
What can we expect from tonight’s Leaders’ Debate? Who needs to win? Who can’t afford to lose? What tactics are likely to be in play?
