by Josh Shahryar | Feb 22, 2010 | Featured, General, Opinion
Originally published in Enduring America and The Huffington Post | February 22, 2010 Every so often, I read the news about Iran and it reminds me of growing up as a refugee in Pakistan. The latest reminder came on 11 February, my birthday, which happened to be the...
by Josh Shahryar | Jan 6, 2010 | Featured, General, Opinion
Waking up every day and being a journalist is a very conflicting job. Sometimes, you read the work of other journalists who’ve written responsibly and with full knowledge of the subject matter and you feel proud of who you are. Other times, people write things that...
by Josh Shahryar | Dec 6, 2009 | Featured, General
By Josh Shahryar Protests / Unrest 1. A gathering of Mourning Mothers – an Iranian women’s organization which seeks the release of detained protesters – was violently attacked by security force at Laleh Park this afternoon in Tehran. A lot of rumors are circulating...
by Josh Shahryar | Dec 5, 2009 | Featured, General
Protests / Unrest On 16 Azar / December 7 1. Word out from Iran suggests that protesters are planning on holding protests in as many cities possible. Earlier, it had been reported that protests might be restricted to only a few of the major cities. However, insider...
by Josh Shahryar | Sep 11, 2009 | Exclusive, Featured, General
Note: The translation is as accurate as possible given the fact that I was getting a radio transmission being fed to PalTalk. I have tried to simplify the English for purpose of translating faster. The original meaning, however, is fully there. I have indicated some...
