Guns and bookworm

Article Abstract:

Iranian politician, Saeed Hajjarian, has been seriously injured by a gunman, and there are a number of theories as to who could be responsible. The police, militiamen, and Revolutionary Guards are among the suspects. He had been deputy intelligence minister and had revealed some of the intelligence agency's secrets to a journalist. Newspapers argues that the attack occurred because the states did not take action after attacks on sleeping students by vigilantes in 1999. Supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is commander in chief, and only he can tackle the problem. President Muhammad Khatami does not have the authority to intervene directly.

Crimes against, Politicians

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Come home, almost all is forgiven

Article Abstract:

People who fled Iran for various reasons are being encouraged to return, particularly if they are educated and talented. Some, however, fear returning. Those who held positions of power under the reign of the shah, and those who fled to avoid fighting in the war with Iraq, fear persecution.

Refugees, Political, Political refugees

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Saving the faith

Article Abstract:

The strategy of conservatives in Iran is examined in detail, including a move toward arresting reformers.

Conservatism

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