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Hassan Rohani, who criticized government intervention in Iranian lives and pledged dialogue with the world, won the nation’s presidency with enough backing to avoid a second-round vote.
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Hassan Rohani, who has criticized government intervention in Iranian lives and pledged dialogue with the world, won the nation’s presidency today with enough backing to avoid a second-round vote.
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Hassan Rohani, the lone reformist- backed candidate in Iran’s election, was announced president- elect today after winning enough votes to avoid a runoff.
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Hassan Rohani, the lone reformist- backed candidate in Iran’s presidential election, took a clear lead in preliminary results, possibly capturing enough votes to avoid a run-off.
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Iran’s next president is about to find out that economics is not just for donkeys after all.
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Two Iranian presidential candidates used the second debate before next week’s election to call for greater press freedom and social liberties.
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Syria’s dictator, Bashar al-Assad, isn’t the only leader who is crossing “red lines” these days. U.S. President Barack Obama has also crossed a few. Here are three of them:
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Egypt’s tourism minister said he suspended passenger flights from Iran to try to overcome objections at home to warming ties between the two nations.
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Iran’s rulers are applauding Arab people power as it sweeps away hostile regimes, and cracking down on domestic opponents who today attempted a repeat of the mass protests that roiled the Islamic republic in 2009.
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A promising future in academia and business beckoned Majid Abbasi. His research on how welding affects the properties of steel earned him a doctorate from Brigham Young University and a job offer from the University of Alabama. He was also seeking to patent and commercialize a technique he’d invented to improve cleaning of contact lenses.
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