The writer is Noor-York Chair in Islamic Studies, York University, Toronto.
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The race to replace the populist and polarising Ahmadinejad promises to be full of surprises
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Negotiating with Tehran on its nuclear programme will be far from easy
Irans civil movement does not and will not need the West....
The unrest in Iran,which began as a protest against the rigged election of June 12,2009,caught the Iranian authorities by surprise.
The massive public demonstrations of the past week in Iran,unprecedented since the revolution thirty years ago...
Thirty years after the Revolution,it is time to let the genie out of the bottle in Iran
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