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Tag Archives: Ali Khamenei
JOHN TULLOH. The winds of change in Iran.
‘Iran’s nation chose the path of interaction with the world, away from violence and extremism’. President Hassan Rouhani on his election victory looks forward to a fresh new era for Iran.
Posted in International Affairs
Tagged Ali Khamenei, BBC, Donald Trump, Embrahim Raisi, Hassan Rouhani, Iran, Mohammad Khatami, New York Times, Rex Tillerson, Saudi Arabia, Uncle Sam, Wahhabism
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JOHN TULLOH. Jockeying for the big prize in Iran
‘Trump’s rhetoric towards Iran is so harsh that to have someone on the other side who is equally harsh might provoke an unintentional confrontation’.
Posted in International Affairs, Politics
Tagged Ali Khamenei, Donald Trump, Ebrahim Raisi, Hassan Rouhani, Iran, Islamic Revolutionary Guards, Lebanon, Sanctions, Syria, Yemen
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