Shahriar Kia

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Shahriar Kia is a member of the Iranian opposition (PMOI /MEK). He is a human rights activist and political analyst on Iran and the Middle East.

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Unprecedented Infighting Between Mullahs’ President and The Head of Majlis

Shahriar Kia writes an article about The Velayet-e Faqih regime losing its pillars and resources for Newsblaze readers.

Attack on Syria Means Attack on Iran

'France departed Mali in 1960 but now, while the people have chosen their path after 50 years, French have started bombarding again because Mali has oil and territory,' Velayati said criticizing France.

Iranian Regime Stages Widespread Exhibitions Against PMOI/MEK

According to the organizers, these exhibitions were held with 'the aim of familiarizing the younger generation and especially the students with the crimes of the hypocrites (MEK)'.

UNAMI Proposal Fails to Resolve Ashraf Property Issues

Before leaving the US, legal representatives of the residents were told they would probably meet Faleh Fayad, Maliki National Security Advisor or George Bakoos, Maliki political advisor.

Activities of The Iranian Ministry of Intelligence and Security

Report on activities of the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS) to launch a disinformation campaign against PMOI

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The World’s New Pandemic: Antisemitism

The alarming rise of antisemitism around the world tells us something profoundly disturbing: our societies are becoming ill.

Minotaur – From Russia With Love

Minotaur feels like a family drama about infidelity, which it would be if it was set anywhere except Russia where money and power are so bound.

Muge “Emma” Cody: Where AI Is Already Paying Off in Business Development

Ask Muge "Emma" Cody where AI helps business development teams most, and she starts not with technology, but time.

The Used-Car Business That Grows Sales but Runs Short of Cash: How Independent Automotive Founders Can Manage Inventory Transfers, Vehicle Transport and Working Capital...

A used-car business can record more sales, add vehicles to its inventory and attract customers from a wider geographic area while becoming less financially flexible. The problem may not appear in the sales figures. It emerges when money is
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