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Before the dawn (by Nasrin Alavi, January/February 2009 ): Thirty years after the revolution consumerism and political apathy dominate Iran. But a new generation may change that, says Nasrin Alavi
Malls & Mausoleums (by Nina Power, March/April 2008 ): Iran refuses to conform to expectations, finds Nina Power
Editorial: Toxic mix (by Caspar Melville, March/April 2008 ): From Russia to India, France to Iran, come particular examples of a general rule – religion and politics are a toxic mix
Mahmoud's Gaff (by Peyvand Khorsandi, November/December 2007 ): An exclusive look at the blog of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, President of Iran, translated by Peyvand Khorsandi
Walking the tightrope (by Ramin Jahanbegloo, September/October 2006 ): Ramin Jahanbegloo, one of Iran's pre-eminent intellectuals, was released on bail on August 30, after being held for more than four months in Tehrans notorious Evin prison. He is accused of fomenting a velvet revolution. Here he explains why he feels compelled to champion liberalism
Apocalysts now (by David S Katz, March/April 2006 ): What if you not only believed that the world was going to end but had the power to make it happen? David S Katz explores the modern occult
Iran's green future (by Kerem Oktem, Web Exclusive, November 2009): This week's protests are a sign of the uncontainable anger of the people says Kerem Oktem
“Dear God help me die standing” (by Nasrin Alavi, Web Exclusive, February 2011): As the wave of protest resurfaces in Iran, the desperate regime is setting Ninja thugs on the crowds and murdered activists are being claimed as state martyrs. Nasrin Alavi reports