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What should we expect from the new government in Tehran?

In these four decades, the transmission of power has always been a part of Iran’s political reality, and power repeatedly has been exchanged between governments critical to and in opposition with each other.

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Iranians defeat rabble-rousers with ballots, uphold democracy

The nefarious schemes of arrogant powers were yet again thwarted by the proud nation of Iran, by all those who participated in Friday’s presidential election and voted for democracy.

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Criticism of Iran's election in Western media is sheer hypocrisy

Western mainstream media made sure the word 'hardliner' was mentioned whenever they have talked about Iran's presidential election, something hypercritically absent when they talk about elections in other countries.

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What should we expect from the new government in Tehran?
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