Tehren Bloggers Keeping Iranian Students Alive: DBI
Monday's Daily Briefing on Iran.
How the Bloggers of Tehran are Keeping Iranian Struggle For Freedom Alive.
How the Bloggers of Tehran are Keeping Iranian Struggle For Freedom Alive.
- The Observer reported that Farsi has made it into the top 10 languages on the net, a reflection of an extraordinary phenomenon: the way Iranians, especially women, use the net to combat government control of conventional media.
- The Star reported that Russia and the United States , upbeat after striking a breakthrough bilateral deal on Moscow 's entry into the WTO, appeared keen on Sunday to cooperate in handling other tricky issues like Iran or North Korea.
- Reuters reported that the U.N. nuclear watchdog is likely at a politically charged meeting this week to put on ice Iran 's request for help with a heavy-water plant due to fears it could yield plutonium for atom bombs, diplomats say.
- Yahoo News reported that Iran 's Gulf neighbors are worried and nervous about its nuclear program, British State Minister for Foreign Affairs Kim Howells has said.
- The Jerusalem Post reported that Iran 's parliament on Sunday approved a bill requiring immigration officials to fingerprint US passport holders despite President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's opposition to the measure.
- Tariq Alhomayed, Asharq Alawsat provided insight into the Iranian mindset in negotiations. A worthwhile read.
- The Guardian reported that religious fundamentalists in Iran are demanding separate university classes for men and women in a drive to impose puritanical Islamic values on the country's campuses.
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