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Open Letter To Ayatollah Khamenei
...intellectuals and dissidents]; the crime committed at the [Tehran] University dormitory; the closure of the press and media organizations; the arrest of political activists; the suppression of university students and academics; implementation of highly unprecedented judicial verdicts in pu...
Volume: 46Issue: 25Published at Mon, 23 Jun 2003 -
Arab Press Review
...volved itself, along with a number of Iraqis, in a series of intellectual/academic seminars about post-Saddam Iraq. Against this background of where the opposition finds itself, some groups – for different reasons – take a stand of refusing a US role in whatever shape or form, while others are re...
Volume: 45Issue: 46Published at Mon, 18 Nov 2002 -
The Political Scene
...rawiec of the Rand Corporation told the Defense Policy Board (DFB) – a group of intellectuals and former senior officials that advises the Pentagon on defense policy – on 10 July that Saudi Arabia is “the kernel of evil, the prime mover, the most dangerous opponent” in the Middle East and that “Saudi Ar...
Volume: 45Issue: 32Published at Mon, 12 Aug 2002 -
The Political Scene (8 August 1994)
...media exposure) with its campaign against foreigners and intellectuals in and around Algiers. It may well be that Mr. Haddam and other FIS officials - two of whom are reliably reported to have gone over to the GIA - feel that the AIS is being decisively outflanked by the GIA's ruthless flair for pu...
Volume: 37Issue: 45Published at Mon, 08 Aug 1994 -
The Political Scene (30 November1992)
...ristians shall take the appropriate measures to achieve this goal and to form a national commission headed by the President of the Republic and including, in addition to the Prime Minister and the Speaker of the Assembly, political, intellectual and social figures. The task of the commission shall be to st...
Volume: 36Issue: 09Published at Mon, 30 Nov 1992 -
The Political Scene
...sliding helplessly towards confrontation has been signals from Tehran that the Baghdad summit's endorsement of Iraqi sovereignty over the Shatt al-'Arab waterway has not done irrepairable damage to the mini-detente between Iran and Iraq which began when Iraqi President Saddam Husain sent a letter to...
Volume: 33Issue: 36Published at Mon, 11 Jun 1990 -
The Political Scene
...tentions, also appeared to be favorable. So when Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq 'Aziz revealed in Rome on 14 May that there had been a response from the Iranians and that "the exchange of letters was official," adding that "we consider this as a positive development to the situation which we would like to bu...
Volume: 33Issue: 33Published at Mon, 21 May 1990