- U.S. grants Iranian officials access to Revolutionary Guards captured in Iraq.
- Allows Hasan Kazemi-Qomi, the ambassador in Iraq and a Revolutionary Guards operative by profession, to visit.
- Morale and propaganda boost.
- Iran does not expect new UN sanctions.
- Headline (.jpg): “The Biggest Power Cannot Sanction the Middle East”
- Iranian press features Colin Powell’s call for more U.S.-Iran talks.
- Supreme Leader: “To attain its goals and continue its hegemony, the world arrogance is conducting propaganda activities galore to eradicate people’s monotheistic thoughts, sever people’s loyalty to religion and ruin their campaign against oppression”
- Foreshadowing a new press crackdown in Iran.
- Government releases Ebrahim Madadi, transportation trade union vice president, after protests.
- Bakery union head, Mahmoud Salehi, near death in prison.
- Iran and China ink more deals.
- How the Iranian press covers U.S. political posturing over warrantless wiretaps.
- Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) interview with U.S. journalist Nir Rosen.
- IRIB interview with leading Holocaust revisionist.
- Iran celebrates Women’s Day.
- “Women have been allowed to attain their rightful place in society.”
- Ahmadinejad: Women focal point of resistance.
- Supreme Leader castigates feminism.
- Picture of the Day: Women’s Fashion Show in Tehran. More.
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Michael Rubin is Director of Policy Analysis at the Middle East Forum and a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
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