May 2002
Under the Microscope: Regarding the Fire at the Ministry of Oil - 2002-05-29
The program discusses a suspicious fire at the Ministry of Oil, the judicial summons of journalist Masoud Behnoud, and political objections from Mohammad Hashemi regarding…
Judiciary Describes Open Support for Improved Relations with the U.S. as a Crime
The Iranian Judiciary has declared that openly supporting improved relations with the U.S. is a crime, following hardline rhetoric from Supreme Leader Khamenei. Reformist lawmakers,…
Supporters of Establishing Relations with the U.S. Face Prosecution
The Iranian judiciary has threatened to prosecute newspapers advocating for relations with the U.S. following Ayatollah Khamenei's condemnation of negotiations as treason. This marks a…
Letter from the President of the Press Club in America to the Leader of the Islamic Republic - 2002-05-25
The President of the Press Club in America sent a letter to the Leader of the Islamic Republic on May 25, 2002. The article provides…
Under the Microscope: - 2002-05-23
Dr. Alireza Noori Zadeh discussed Iranian officials' responses to terrorism accusations against the Islamic Republic, the potential for constitutional changes through a referendum, and claims…
Path Out of Political, Economic, and Social Turmoil - 2002-05-20
The article discusses the increasing discord within the Islamic Republic of Iran, particularly between the right-wing and reformist factions, as the former labels dissenters as…
Crash of 2 Military Helicopters in Central Iran - 2002-05-20
Two military helicopters crashed in central Iran during a training exercise, resulting in the deaths of all four crew members. The incident occurred near Isfahan,…
Heydar Aliyev, President of Azerbaijan, in Tehran - 2002-05-18
Heydar Aliyev, the President of Azerbaijan, visited Tehran to discuss cooperation and sign agreements after a long delay due to disputes over Caspian Sea resources.…
Carter: U.S. Officials Did Not Provide Evidence That Cuba Exports Weapon Technology - 2002-05-14
Former President Jimmy Carter challenged U.S. government claims that Cuba exports weapon technology, stating that no evidence was provided. John Bolton had previously accused Cuba…
Mohammad Javad Larijani Appointed as International Affairs Advisor to the Judiciary
Mohammad Javad Larijani has been appointed as the International Affairs Advisor to Iran's judiciary by Mahmoud Hashemi. Larijani, a prominent conservative figure and former deputy…
Los Angeles Report: Interview with Dr. Hossein Lajevardi Part Two - 2002-05-11
In this second part of an interview with Dr. Hossein Lajevardi, he asserts that the Islamic Republic of Iran is incapable of addressing the country's…
Under the Microscope: Regarding the Secret Contacts of the Islamic Republic with the United States - 2002-05-10
Dr. Nouri Zadeh discusses recent criticisms of the Supreme Leader's powers and the parliament's approval of a torture ban, alongside claims of secret communications between…
Mistakes of the Islamic Republic Regarding National Interests - 2002-05-06
The article features an interview discussing the tactical errors of the Islamic Republic in managing Iran's national interests in the Caspian Sea and surrounding regions.…
Islamic Court Seizes Two Prominent Reformist Newspapers
An Islamic court in Iran has seized two reformist newspapers while sentencing journalist Siamak Pourzand to 8 years in prison. This marks a return to…
Television and Radio Program This Week on May 3, 2002
This week's television and radio program features a discussion on the human rights record of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Dr. Hossein Lajevardi and Dr.…