I remember, it was February 2003. The weekend before we'd been out in the streets, in -35 degree temperature, going through toronto in front of...
The Civilian Body Count in Iraq
the question that is left unasked for the most part (at least on the part of the governments of the countries involved in this invasion), and unanswered entirely by the same people, is the question of the Iraqi civilian casualties. Does anyone know how many Iraqi civilians have died since March 23, 2004?
Ahmadinejad: The Latest Accessory for US-British Dominance in the Middle East?
Originally published in Shahrvand English (N° 49) - November 1, 2005 Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s categorical declaration this past week, that Israel ‘should be wiped off...
Ahmadinejad: The Latest Accessory for US-British Dominance in the Middle East?
Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s categorical declaration this past week, that Israel ‘should be wiped off the map’, resonated through the international community like a morbid bell that had not been run in over a decade; and already world leaders are echoing back their displeasure, disgust and disturbance at the fundamentalist enunciations of the newly ‘elected’ flag-bearer of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Personally, my first reaction was one of confusion.
A strategy well-planned, a game well-played
Originally published on Shahrvand English (N° 34) – June 21, 2005 In the past few weeks in this series, Binesh Hassanpour and Samira Mohyeddin a...
The Persian Gulf : What’s in a name?
Originally published on Shahrvand English (N° 10) – December 7, 2004 It all probably started when one day, an Iranian who had just purchased the...
Dark City : My take on The Blackout (August 2003)
… Unable to see in the darkness, i’m forced to walk slower, at a pace unlike before. I have to feel the walls of my apartment. i’ve never felt them before…aaahh..that’s what they feel like …