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Iran News Roundup: March 30 - April 5 - Iranian Musings

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Iran News Roundup: March 30 - April 5. After many months of negotiations, top diplomats from Iran and the P5 1. They had reached a framework for an agreement. According to the plan. Iran would reduce its stockpile of low-enriched uranium by 98% and significantly scale back its number of installed, and in exchange, the United States and the European Union would lift sanctions that have crippled the country's economy. Despite the general euphoria in Iran, hardliners called the deal a disaster and.

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This Day in Iranian History: Ending U.S-Iranian Relations - Iranian Musings

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This Day in Iranian History: Ending U.S-Iranian Relations. On this day in 1980, American president Jimmy Carter announced the suspension of U.S.-Iranian relations. He also asked all Americans residing in Iran to leave Iran within twenty-four hours. This action was a response to the Iranian occupation of the U.S. embassy in Tehran, and the resulting hostage crisis. Relations between the two nations remain fragmented to this day despite the recent improvement in diplomatic ties. This Day In Iranian History.

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This Day in Iranian History: Queen Fawzia - Iranian Musings

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This Day in Iranian History: Queen Fawzia. On this day in 1939, Mohammad Reza Shah, who had travelled to Cairo to marry princess. Fawzia Fuad of Egypt. Returned to Iran with his new bride. Queen Fawzia and Reza Shah had one daughter together, Shahnaz. After his separation from Fawzia, Reza Shah married Soraya Esfandiari, and then Farah Diba. Fawzia remarried in 1949, and died in 2013. This Day In Iranian History. Proudly powered by Weebly.

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This Day in Iranian History: Attempted Assassination  - Iranian Musings

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This Day in Iranian History: Attempted Assassination. On this day in 1964, Reza Shamsabaadi, a conscripted soldier, attempted to assassinate the Shah of Iran. While the Shah was not harmed during this assassination attempt, two guards and Reza Shamsabaadi himself were killed. After the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Shamsabaadi was declared a “martyr.”. This Day In Iranian History. Proudly powered by Weebly.

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On This Day in Iranian History: Anglo-Persian Oil Company - Iranian Musings

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On This Day in Iranian History: Anglo-Persian Oil Company. On this day in 1909, ten months after the first oil field was discovered in Masjed Soleyman, Khuzestan, the Anglo-Persian Oil Company was created. The Anglo-Persian Oil Company was renamed the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company in 1935, which subsequently became the British Petroleum Company in 1954. This Day In Iranian History. Proudly powered by Weebly.

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Islam and the LGBT Community. About the two Saudi police officers that raped the two Iranian teen pilgrims. Since writing that post, I have been thinking about the hypocrisy in the Saudi’s, and also the greater Islamic world’s, laws and criminal system. Saudi Arabia, and in all fairness the Islamic Republic, are two nations. Insulting Islam and Two Verdicts. In the form of a thousand lashes – most likely in increments of 50 lashes. The two boys were pilgrims to Islam’s holiest city. During thei...On this...

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Islam and the LGBT Community  - Iranian Musings

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Islam and the LGBT Community. About the two Saudi police officers that raped the two Iranian teen pilgrims. Since writing that post, I have been thinking about the hypocrisy in the Saudi’s, and also the greater Islamic world’s, laws and criminal system. Saudi Arabia, and in all fairness the Islamic Republic, are two nations. This Day In Iranian History. Proudly powered by Weebly.

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This Day in Iranian History: Consortium of Oil Giants - Iranian Musings

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This Day in Iranian History: Consortium of Oil Giants. On this day in 1954, 22 representatives of a consortium of oil “giants” entered Tehran to sign a new oil agreement with the Iranian government led by Ali Amini. This was after the overthrow of the Mossadegh administration, which prior to the 1953 coup d’. Eacute;tat, had nationalization of Iranian oil. This Day In Iranian History. Proudly powered by Weebly.

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On This Day in Iranian History: Iran, Great Britain, and Bahrain - Iranian Musings

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On This Day in Iranian History: Iran, Great Britain, and Bahrain. On this day in 1952, the Mossadeq government criticized the meeting between the representatives of Great Britain’s foreign ministry and Bahrain, and stated that it considered this to be meddling in Iran’s internal affairs. At that time, Bahrain was considered a province of Iran. This Day In Iranian History. Proudly powered by Weebly.

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Iranian Nuclear Deal and North Korea  - Iranian Musings

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Iranian Nuclear Deal and North Korea. To Know Your Enemy, You Must Become Your Enemy. The global community continues to anxiously await the results of the ever-continuing nuclear negotiations between Iran and the P5 1. Recently, in response to the worst drought in 100 years, the North Korean ambassador to Tehran delivered. And would it make sense for the latter to provide aid to “godless infidels? This Day In Iranian History. Proudly powered by Weebly.