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• ‘All Options Means All Options’

  …of Iranian citizens? The chances for the sanctions working have been greatly enhanced by the upheaval surrounding the Iranian elections . Before the elections, the sense was that if a taxi driver in Tehran ran out of gas, he would blame America, the Zionists …

  By Lally Weymouth

  10/03/2009International
• Talk the Walk

  …routinely passes on censuring repression in Cuba, where dissidents are muzzled and jailed. Lula even likened the conflicted Iranian elections and their bloody aftermath to a row between rival football fans. He stoutly defends Hugo Chávez in Venezuela, who has shut …

  By Mac Margolis

  10/02/2009International
• Ahmadinejad’s Nuclear Offer

  …Rafsanjani? In Iran, people in different groups are free to determine what kind of political path they would like to pursue. Elections in Iran are carried out within the framework of the law, and they are free. In every election only one person can win. I remember …

  By Lally Weymouth

  09/23/2009International
• Past Perfect

  Earlier this summer, in the aftermath of the disputed Iranian elections , Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader, lambasted what he called the "hungry wolves in ambush" who sought to profit …

  08/01/2009International
• W. Doesn’t Live Here Anymore

  …Nations, accommodating dictators instead of standing up to them. Surely, if not for Bush, Obama's instinct after the Iranian election would have been to side with those risking their lives to free their country; yet for many days he seemed more determined …

  By Jacob Weisberg

  08/01/2009Newsweek Voices - Jacob Weisberg

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