Author WHAT IRANIANS WANT http://bit.ly/3IBwY9k SHADOW CMDER https://bit.ly/3KxlTqU | Historian at @yale | Writer @theatlantic | Repped by Aevitas
Arash Azizi آرش عزیزی
Loading...
Following the MoU, an assessment of the internal dynamics of the regime between the ultra-hardliners and the developmentists over the choices to be made in the coming negotiations with the US:
In 1971, Japan’s National Police Agency standardized pedestrian crossing signs. The original reference art was non-alien, but various manufacturers in prefectures around the country had to copy the original stencils to create their own. Over time, physical degradation in the stencils led to:
You all know about the American debate on the MoU debate. But I wrote about the Iranian debate.
Let me know what you think!
www.theatlantic.com/internationa...
TONIGHT - Americans cheer Trump's latest humiliation: having his name stripped from the Kennedy Center. Plus, Trump is set to mark his birthday (and America's) with a White House cage fight, and can Americans believe ANYTHING the White House says about Trump's health?
JOINING US - @arashtehran.bsky.social, Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery, @repcohen.bsky.social, @noahshachtman.bsky.social, @mondairejones.bsky.social, Basil Smikle, @ross.house.gov, Dan Cogdell, Rashad Robinson, @jamessample.bsky.social and Rob Copeland
“They are authoritarian and they’re thugs, to be clear. But they care about keeping their own economic interests, which means social peace as much as they can, and which means deals with the US,” @arashtehran.bsky.social acting, pragmatically, to survive.
