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May 2004

May 27, 2004

Los Angeles Report: An Interview with Dr. Mehrdad Mashayekhi on Social Developments in Iran - 2004-05-27

The article features an interview with Dr. Mehrdad Mashayekhi discussing social changes in Iran, highlighting the insights of a prominent sociologist. This conversation is significant…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 May 27, 2004
May 16, 2004

Sunday Night Phone Program, May 16: Continuation of the Topic 'Foresight' and 'What Should Be Done?' - 2004-05-16

Dr. Mehrdad Mashayekhi participated in a phone program discussing the themes of foresight and potential actions for the future. This conversation is significant as it…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 May 16, 2004
May 12, 2004

Interview with Mehrnoush Mousavi by Ebrahim Bi Parva - 2004-05-12

The Iranian Parliament has passed amendments allowing spouses to inherit each other's property. This change is significant as it affects the rights of women in…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 May 12, 2004
May 10, 2004

Interview of Ebrahim Bi Parva with Dr. Mehrdad Mashayekhi - 2004-05-10

A conference titled 'Transition to Democracy' commenced at the University of Tehran, featuring researchers and analysts from diverse political backgrounds. Dr. Mehrdad Mashayekhi emphasized the…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 May 10, 2004
May 3, 2004

Nazanin Ansari's Report: Interview with Davood Alliance - 2004-05-03

On October 23, 2004, the UK government announced the first Iranian immigrant to be titled 'Duke' and enter the House of Lords. This marks a…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 May 3, 2004

Interview with Dr. Mehrdad Darvishpour Regarding the Bloody Clashes in Baluchistan - 2004-05-03

A violent clash in Saravan, Baluchistan, resulted in over 20 protesters and 2 police officers dead, with hundreds arrested. Dr. Mehrdad Darvishpour analyzes the incident's…

📰 VOA Persian 🕐 May 3, 2004
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