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Entries in Iran (55)

Sunday
Aug212011

"Saeed Kamali Dehghan" - Iran jails American hikers Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal for eight years

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/aug/20/iran-shane-bauer-josh-fattal

Both men were arrested in July 2009 after they crossed into Iran from Iraq

guardian.co.uk, Saturday 20 August 2011

An Iranian court has sentenced two Americans accused of espionage and illegally crossing the border to eight years in jail, Iran's state-run television reported on Saturday.

Sources from Iran's judiciary told the news channel Irinn that Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal, both 29, described as "US hikers", have each been imprisoned for three years for illegally entering Iran, and a further five years each for spying on behalf of the US intelligence services. The channel said the men, who had already been held for two years, have 20 days to appeal against the verdict, which was issued by the a branch of the revolutionary court.

Their lawyer, Masoud Shafii, said he had not yet been informed of the court's verdict, an Iranian news website, Khabaronline, reported.

In July 2009, Bauer and Fattal along with their friend, Sarah Shourd, 33, were arrested by Iranian security forces after walking across an unmarked border between Iran and Iraqi Kurdistan. Shourd was released last September on health grounds, on bail of $500,000 (£324,000). While in prison, Shourd became engaged to Bauer.

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Thursday
Feb172011

A New Sense of Populist Empowerment Grips the Middle East

Across the Middle East, protesters clashed with pro-government mobs and security forces Wednesday and Thursday, the latest sign that the tools of repression that leaders in the region have relied on for years are now, instead, propelling more people to the streets.

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Wednesday
Feb162011

When “Good” Dictators Go Bad

A standard zigzag of political rhetoric went for a jaunt along Pennsylvania Avenue on Tuesday (Feb. 15) with a speech by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at George Washington University. “Iran is awful because it is a government that routinely violates the rights of its people,” she declared. During the last few weeks, much has changed in the politics of the Middle East -- but not much has changed in the politics of Washington, where policymakers turn phrases on a dime.

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Monday
Jun282010

G-8 'fully believes' Israel will attack Iran, says Italy PM

World leaders "believe absolutely" that Israel may decide to take military action against Iran to prevent the latter from acquiring nuclear weapons, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said Saturday.

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Friday
Jun112010

Iran Sanctions as Good as 'Used Tissue'

The United Nations resolution for a fourth round of sanctions, voted in by the Security Council on Wednesday, calls for the inspection of vessels suspected of carrying materials, setting the stage for military incidents at sea between Iran and the US Navy. With Brazil and Turkey, the architects of a nuclear-swap deal with Iran, voting against it, the resolution also removes any pretence of unified global support for coercive diplomacy on Iran.

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