İran, Ahmedinejad yönetimi altında hızla Devrimci Muhafızlar Ordusu tarafından korunan ve yönetilen bir askeri rejim haline dönüşüyor.
Mir Hossein Mousavi is the most unlikely revolutionary leader imaginable.
The real revolution in Iran--a silent coup by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps--has gone unnoticed.
Iran is hard op weg een militaire dictatuur te worden. Dankzij de Revolutionaire Garde.
Four more years with Ahmadinejad will provide more change, but is it change for the better?
Large voter turnout for Iran's June 12 presidential election would be a double-edged sword for the country's hardline leader Ali Khamenei.
In its support of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the 2009 presidential election, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps is assuming an unprecedented role in politics.
Regardless of who wins the Iranian election, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei will be the true victor because the president is subservient to him.
Interview mit Ali Alfoneh über das System der Islamischen Republik Iran.
Indoctrination of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps reinforces the trend of militarization within Iran.
Shahram Chubin has written a book of advice for those who wish to counter Iran's nuclear ambitions.
As Barack Obama considers a policy for Iran, the Islamic Republic is facing similar challenges to those that triggered its 1978-79 revolution.
A review oftheDanish television series.
The recent shift of the IRGC's focus from external defense to internal security signals a renewed crackdown on reformism and civil society.
Former Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps commanders are infiltrating the political, economic, and cultural life of Iran.
Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has taken advantage of Iranian millenarianism in a well-orchestrated power play to bypass the established clergy.
AEI Online
August 21, 2008
Iranian president MahmoudAhmadinejad's successful cleansing of his government during the past three years could be his end.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is increasingly looking to former members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps to help maintain influence in Iran.
The Iranian president increasingly appears an outcast if not a lame duck.
Iran'sMarch 2008 parliamentary elections are bound to mark a milestone in the slow takeover of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps are closely intertwined in the Iranian economy, complicating U.S. and European efforts to stop Iran's nuclear program.
AEI Online
October 22, 2007
The Iranian regime continues to embrace suicide terrorism as an important component of its military doctrine.
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