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Hadi Nili

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Most Recent Stories

Iranians' hope for U.S. policy shift dims

Initial optimism falling

Sunday, Jan. 11, 2009

President-elect Barack Obama has not yet been inaugurated, but some Iranians are already losing their optimism that he will change policy toward Iran after 30 years of estrangement.

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Tehran begins to feel the pain of finance crisis

Gloating ends as slumping oil prices take toll on economy

Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2008

When the U.S. stock market plunged and venerable New York investment houses fell, some Iranian leaders said the Bush administration was paying the price for its aggressive, unilateral ways.

Iranians riveted to U.S. presidential race

Presidential choice likely to alter course

Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2008

With only nine months to go before their own presidential voting, Iranians appear far more interested in the U.S. election than in their own, and many think the U.S. choice will deeply affect Iran.

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