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GulfNews
August 19, 2008
By
Amir Taheri, Special to Gulf News For a decade, whenever faced with a difficult decision,
China's leaders have used a convenient way out: Let's wait ...
Asharq Alawsat
August 14, 2008
Middle East Online
August 12, 2008
... have expressed strong disappointment that
the Bush administration is committing what "may prove to be a major mistake," as wrote
Amir Taheri in The New ...
GulfNews
August 12, 2008
By
Amir Taheri, Special to Gulf News The rape of Georgia!
Russia invades a neighbour! The screaming headlines concerning the war raging in
South Ossetia in ...
Brussels Journal
August 9, 2008
Iranian writer
Amir Taheri explains how
al Qaeda's chief theoretician, Sheik Abu-Bakar Naji, in his new book Governance in the Wilderness suggests that ...
Asharq Alawsat
August 7, 2008
By Amir Taheri Remember al-Qaher and al-Zafer? You don't? Well, what about al-Hussein and al-Abbas? No, again? The first two were the names of missiles that ...
Waterbury Republican American
August 6, 2008
Not for nothing have
Muslim Historians long referred to it as "The Land of Insolence."
Amir Taheri is an Iranian-born author and journalist based in
Europe.
GulfNews
August 5, 2008
By
Amir Taheri, Special to Gulf News While US presidential rivals
John McCain and
Barack Obama debate whether the "surge" has worked or not, the subject of ...
Payvand
August 4, 2008
Ardeshir Mohassess, in conversation with journalist Amir Taheri, 1971 New York -- A perfect society would provide no subject matter for Iranian-born artist ...
Asharq Alawsat
July 31, 2008
Council on Foreign Relations
July 30, 2008
Heading South:
Amir Taheri, a commentator on
Islamic affairs, writes that as Jihadists face defeat in
Iraq and
Afghanistan, they are moving stealthily into ...
GulfNews
July 29, 2008
Times Online
July 29, 2008
... from the powers it regards as its ultimate enemies.
Amir Taheri is a commentator on
Islamic affairs. His new book The Persian Night is out this autumn.
GulfNews
July 26, 2008
By
Amir Taheri, Special to Gulf News Believing that life comes in "two-week" chunks, the 5+1 Group has given
Iran another fortnight to provide an answer to ...
Asharq Alawsat
July 24, 2008
By Amir Taheri "A picture is worth a thousand words!" This is the proverb invented by an American photographer in the 1920s but ascribed to the Chinese for ...
Gawker
July 23, 2008
... a recent Pentagon study showed that Saddam was pretty undiscriminating in his sponsorship of all sorts of
Militant Islamic groups; and, as
Amir Taheri ...
Asharq Alawsat
July 17, 2008
By Amir Taheri Just as war is too serious to be left to the generals, justice may be too delicate to be handled by jurists alone. This is specially the case ...
GulfNews
July 15, 2008
By
Amir Taheri, Special to Gulf News Bureaucrats know that the best way to kill a project is to submit it to a commission.
politicians do the same by ...
Center for Research on Globalization
July 9, 2008
wrote the
New York Times'
Amir Taheri in July 2002. A very good reason for Osama remaining silent after the end of 2001 would be the fact that he probably ...
Council on Foreign Relations
July 9, 2008
India's Commitment: Columnist
Amir Taheri writes that the
suicide bombing outside the Indian Embassy in Kabul this week was an attack onthe only regional ...
GulfNews
July 8, 2008
By
Amir Taheri, Special to Gulf News Is
Syria's President
Bashar Assad about to switch sides? The answer given by the entourage of French President Nicolas ...
Asharq Alawsat
July 3, 2008
By Amir Taheri Within the next few weeks the Turkish Supreme Court would examine what might be the most curious demand it has faced in recent years. ...
Conseil National de la Résistance Iranienne
July 3, 2008
The
Wall Street Journal, 3 juillet - L'évaluation d'
Amir Taheri sur les Moudjahidine du peuple d'
Iran (OMPI) sape finalement son propre argument pour ...
Al-Arabiya
July 2, 2008
... world in exchange for greater rewards in the next. * Published in the
UAE's GULF NEWS on July 2, 2008.
Amir Taheri is an Iranian writer based in
Europe.
PoliGazette
July 1, 2008
Amir Taheri wrote an interesting article for the
New York Post about
al Qaeda's new strategy. One of AQ's main intellectuals (if one can use this word to ...
Iran Press Service
June 28, 2008
By
Amir Taheri By
Amir Taheri On Monday the
British Parliament removed the People's Mujahedeen of
Iran (MEK) from the
UK's list of banned terrorist ...
Asharq Alawsat
June 27, 2008
By
Amir Taheri bombing the
Islamic Republic's nuclear installations would turn the
Middle East into a "ball of fire". The warning comes from Director of the ...
Waterbury Republican American
June 27, 2008
... would find it harder to impose its weird obsession on the new president.
Amir Taheri is an Iranian-born author and journalist headquartered in
Europe.
PoliGazette
June 26, 2008
Amir Taheri (linked to and quoted above) seems to believe that it's still possible for the MEK to change its ways. After all,
Sinn Fein did the same thing. ...
GulfNews
June 24, 2008
By
Amir Taheri, Special to Gulf News It is more than five years that Saddam Hussain is gone, and his regime replaced by
governments elected under the ...
Middle East Times
June 13, 2008
Registan.net
June 9, 2008
Think of the paradox posed by
Amir Taheri recently in the
Wall Street Journal: is
Iran a country or a cause? A nation-state capable of rational dialogue ...
Jakarta Post
June 6, 2008
The first comes from
Iran-born
Amir Taheri, and the second comes from
India-born Sadanand Dhume. Both are well traveled, and both have worked for years as ...
MarketWatch
June 3, 2008
Waterbury Republican American
June 3, 2008
... American left still does not understand what is really happening in
Iran.
Amir Taheri is an Iranian-born author and journalist headquartered in
Europe.
Council on Foreign Relations
May 28, 2008
Hillsboro Argus
December 31, 1999
This keen observation, authored by
Amir Taheri, was recently printed in the
Wall Street Journal. He makes a good case for understanding prickly relations ...
Middle East Times
June 13, 2008
Asharq Alawsat
June 12, 2008
By
Amir Taheri In all asymmetric
wars there comes a time when the tide definitely turns against one side or the other. History, or the gods of Mount Olympus ...
GulfNews
June 10, 2008
By Amir Taheri, Special to Gulf News Read this: "The Iranian regime supports violent extremists and challenges us across the region. ...
