Iran Chronicles - internationale Presseschau und Live-Blogs

Freitag, 10.7.

Irans Opposition meldet sich zurück (Madagaskar, Handelsblatt)

Donnerstag, 2.7.

Keine Revolution, kein Live-Blog (Madgaskar, Handelsblatt)

Mittwoch, 1.7.

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (30.6.)
Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
The Lede, New York Times

Dienstag, 30.6.

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (29.6.)
Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
The Lede, New York Times
Nico Pitney, Huffington Post

Berichte, Kommentare und Blogs
Iran: The World Is Watching - Jon Alterman, World Politics Review
Why Iran Hates Britain So Much - Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Requiem for Iran's Revolution - Pepe Escobar, Asia Times
How Jacko Saved the Ayatollah - David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Obama's Obsolete Iran Policy - Wall Street Journal

Forschungsinstitute und Think Tanks
What to do Next in Iran? - Heritage Foundation

Montag, 29.6.

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (28.6.)
Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
niacINsight, National Iranian American Council

Berichte und Blogs
The Power of Iran's Iron Fist - Dieter Bednarz, Der Spiegel
Iran and Beyond: An Interview with Gen. Wesley Clark - RealClearWorld
An Embassy Under Attack - Times of London
God Is Greater Than Government in Iran - James Carroll, Boston Globe
An Obvious Smoking Gun in Iran - Meyer-Resende & Kunkler, Daily Star
Anti-UK Rhetoric Gives Iran Options - Donald Macintyre, The Independent

Forschungsinstitute und Think Tanks
Options Toward a New Iran Strategy - Brookings Institution

Sonntag, 28.6.

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (27.6.)
Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
niacINsight, National Iranian American Council
Nico Pitney, Huffington Post

Berichte und Blogs
It's Not 1989 in Iran - Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek
The Flaw in Obama's Israel Policy - David Ignatius, Washington Post
Who Should Obama Negotiate with in Iran? - Amir Taheri, New York Post
Who Rules Tehran's Streets? - Nahid Siamdoust, Time

Samstag, 27.6.

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (26.6.)
Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
niacINsight, National Iranian American Council
Nico Pitney, Huffington Post

Berichte und Blogs
Silence Has Consequences for Iran - Jose Aznar, Wall Street Journal
Iran Has Changed Forever - Karim Sadjadpour, The Independent
Iran Revolts, Why Don't Arabs? - Rami Khouri, Daily Star
Iran's Tumult is the World's Problem - Peter Kiernan, World Politics Review

Freitag, 26.6.

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (25.6.)
Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
The Lede, NYT
Newsblog, Guardian

Berichte, Kommentare und Blogs
Obama, the Neocons and Iran - Robert McFarlane, Wall Street Journal
Mousavi or Not, West Must Engage Iran - Michael Axworthy, Independent
Obama Must Promote Democracy Abroad - Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Is Britain Now Iran's 'Little Satan'? - Adam Smith, Time
The Revolution Will Not Be Digitized - Farhad Manjoo, Slate
Iran: The Mideast's New Wildcard - The Independent
Intolerance in Iran and France - Christian Science Monitor

Forschungsinstitute und Think Tanks

Iran's Real Winner: The Revolutionary Guard - RAND Corporation
Iran & Public Diplomacy 2.0 - Heritage Foundation

Donnerstag, 25.6.

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (24.6.)
Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
The Lede, NYT
Newsblog, Guardian

Berichte, Kommentare und Blogs
Iran's Revolution Not Quite Over Yet - Ramin Ahmadi, Forbes
Iran Democrats Need Full Support - Garry Kasparov, Wall Street Journal
Why Iran Is Obsessed with the British - Ali Ansari, The Times
From Iman to Dictator - Asim Siddiqui, The Guardian
Can the U.S. Deal with a Divided Iran? - Joe Klein, Time
Iran Makes War on Iranians - Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune
Bet on the Followers of Neda - David Ignatius, Washington Post

Mittwoch, 24.6.

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (23.6.)
Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
Newsblog, Guardian
The Lede, NYT
Nico Pitney, Huffington Post

Berichte, Kommentare und Blogs
Iran's Regime Won't Be the Same - Edward Luttwak, Wall Street Journal
U.S. and Iran: Green Revolutions - Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Twitter: Tyranny's New Nightmare - Tim Rutten, Los Angeles Times
Iran Settles In for the Marathon - Peter Goodspeed, National Post
Iran's Struggle Is America's, Too - Robert Kaplan, Washington Post
Why Iran's Revolution Matters to Cuba - Ernesto Hernandez Busto, RCW
Iran's Opposition Weighs Its Options - Tony Karon, Time
Britain and Iran's Fraught History - Paul Reynolds, BBC

Dienstag, 23. Juni

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (22.6.)
Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
Newsblog, The Guardian
Nico Pitney, Huffington Post
A Social Media Timeline, Mashable

Berichte und Blogs
Woman Power in Iran - Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Stopping the Bomb is What Counts - Wesley Pruden, Washington Times
Fighting Over Iran's Revolution - Laura Secor, New Yorker
Iran's Leaders Will Always Blame the West - Christopher Hitchens, Slate
Iran's Chinese Lessons - Philip Bowring, International Herald Tribune
Iran Crisis Is Only Beginning - Gary Sick, The Daily Beast
Iranian Election by the Numbers - Philippe Gohier, Maclean's
President Cool Plays It Right on Iran - Richard Cohen, Washington Post
Obama Has Abandoned Democracy - Joshua Muravchik, Commentary Mag.
Is War Between Iran and Israel Inevitable? - Erich Follath, Der Spiegel
Tehran Makes Syria and Hezbollah Nervous - Andrew Lee Butters, Time
Iran's Intifada Must Organize and Resist - Robert Fisk, The Independent
Check-List for an Iranian Revolution - Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
What Arab World Is and Isn't Saying on Iran - J. Delap & R. Greene, TNR
Beijing Cautions U.S. Over Iran - M.K. Bhadrakumar, The Hindu
Theocracy and Its Discontents - Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek
The Un-Islamic Republic - Hossein Askari, National Interest
Speaking Truth to Power in Iran - Roxana Saberi, Chicago Tribune

Forschungsinstitute
Iran's Real Winner: The Revolutionary Guard - RAND Corporation
Iran & Public Diplomacy 2.0 - Heritage Foundation
What Next In Iran? - CSIS

Montag, 22. Juni

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (21.6.)
Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
Newsblog, The Guardian
Nico Pitney, Huffington Post
A Social Media Timeline, Mashable

Berichte
A Weak, Divided Iran Best for U.S. - Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Leave Iran to the Iranians - Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
Theocracy and Its Discontents - Fareed Zakaria, Newsweek
Iran's Next Problem? Egypt - Michael Crowley, The New Republic
Iran Is Not the Philippines - H.D.S. Greenway, Global Post
How Western Tech Helps Iran Spy - C. Rhoads & L. Chao, Wall Street Journa

Forschungsinstitute

Iran's Battle on the Streets and Behind the Scenes - Stratfor

Sonntag, 21. Juni

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (20.6.)
Madgaskar, Handelsblatt
Newsblog, Guardian
The Lede, New York Times

Berichte und Blogs
Police force Iran Protests of the Street - Guardian
A Supreme Leader Loses His Aura - Roger Cohen, New York Times
Obama's Weak Iran Argument - Dan Senor & Christian Whiton, Time
The Evolution of Iran's Revolution - Robin Wright, Los Angeles Times
A Struggle for the Legacy of the Iranian Revolution - Robert Worth, NYT
Twitter on the Barricades - Six Lessons Learned  - Noam Cohen, NYT
Battle for the Islamic Republic - Robert Fisk, The Independent

Forschungsinstitute
The List: Iran's Worst Clerics - Josuah Keating, Foreign Policy

Samstag, 20. Juni

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (19.6.)
Madgaskar, Handelsblatt
Newsblog, Guardian
The Lede, New York Times

Berichte und Blogs
Iran's Supreme Leader Warns Reformists - Ali Ansari, The Guardian
There's No False Choice on Iran - Fred Barnes, Weekly Standard
Tehran: City of Whispers - Roger Cohen, New York Times
Will Today Be Iran's Tiananmen? - Amir Taheri, New York Post
I Speak for Mousavi. And Iran - Mohsen Makhmalbaf, The Guardian
Pressure on Obama to Act Forcefully Is Growing - Spiegel & King, WSJ
Obama's Subtle Diplomacy - Eleanor Clift, Newsweek

Kommentare
Khamenei Issues a Challenge to Foes - and Obama - Washington Post
Time for Obama to be Forceful on Iran - Charles Moore, Daily Telegraph
Obama Betrays Iranians - Jeffrey Kuhner, Washington Times
Iran: Regime Against Change - The Guardian
Obama's Soft Power Moment - The Times

Forschungsinstitute
The Fate of Iran's Opposition - Michael Eisenstadt, Washington Institute.

Freitag, 19. Juni

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (18.6):

Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
Newsblog, The Guardian
The Lede, New York Times

Internationale Medien und Blogs

What's Happening in Iran is For Real - David Ignatius, Washington Post
Is Iran Ripe for Revolution? - Daniel Byman, Slate
Void the elections - or risk violence - Shirin Ebady, Huffington Post
A Different Iranian Revolution - A student from Iran, NYT
Demandind to be counted - The Economist

Several Scenarios, Not All Bright - Gerald Seib, Wall Street Journal
Obama Clueless on Iran - Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
Why Khamenei Could Be Ultimate Victim - Con Coughlin, Daily Telegraph
Khamenei has never seen a crisis like this - Afshin Molavi, Spiegel Online
Clerics Can Sabotage Ahmadinejad - Meir Javedanfar, RealClearWorld
Beijing Cautions U.S. over Iran - M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
The mystical power of the crowd - S. Jenkins, Guardian
Iran's Old Rivals Renew Their Battle - Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Iran: Fragile at the Core - David Brooks, New York Times
Obama's Regime of Choice in Iran - Francis Cianfrocca, The New Ledger
Four Ways Iran's Protests Can End - Tony Karon, Time
Mousavi, the Man of the Hour - M. Charen, NRO

Kommentare

Clerics in Command - The Australian
Iran raises up - The Economist
I'm Glad Ahmadinejad Won - Douglas Bloomfield, Jerusalem Post
Iran’s Nonrepublic - New York Times
Silence Still the Best Policy, For Now - Financial Times
Obama Must Ignore Ahmadinejad - Nader Mousavizadeh, Washington Post

Forschungsinstitute und Think Tanks

Upheaval Doesn't Change Nuclear Policy - David Makovsky, Wash. Institute 

Donnerstag, 18. Juni

Liveblogs mit der Chronik des Tages (17.6)

Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
Newsblog, The Guardian
The Lede, New York Times
Nico Pitney, Huffington Post

Deutsche und internationale Medien

Chamenei mahnt zur Ruhe - R. Chimelli, Süddeutsche
100.000 protesters by day, but nights belongs to the basij - Guardian
Regime erwägt Einsatz des Militärs, M. Backfisch, Handelsblatt

Kommentare

Iran has had enough of the Mullahs - Wall Street Journal
How Irans Big Lie Betray the Pledge of the Revolution - Hooman Majd, FT
Wanted: 'Hope' for Iran - Bret Stephens, WSJ
Realism and Iran - Stephen Walt, Foreign Policy
Obama, Siding with the Regime - Robert Kagan, Washington Post

Forschungsinstitute und Think Tanks

Irans Hidden Revolution, Danielle Plettka, AIE
Ignore All the Iran Experts - Charles Kurzman, Foreign Policy
Ahmadinejads Rural Vote - Nate Silver, 538

Mittwoch, 17. Juni

Liveblogs mit einer Chronik des Tages:

• Madagaskar, Handelsblatt
• Newsblog, The Guardian
• The Lede, New York Times

aus den Forschungsinstituten, Thing Tanks, etc:

Don't Assume Ahmadinejad Really Lost - Robert Baer, Time
Supreme Leader and Iran Election - Meir Javedanfar, Ctr for Am. Progress

Internationale Medien

Iran’s Hidden Revolution - Danielle Pletka and Ali Alfoneh, New York Times
To Meddle or Not to Meddle - Andrew McCarthy, National Review
The Virtual Mosque - Thomas Friedman, New York Times
Die Geistlichen - Irans kritische Masse - M. Backfisch, Handelsblatt
Iranians Just Want Freedom, Fancy That - Daniel Finkelstein, The Times
Why Obama Is Keeping Quiet - John Dickerson, Slate
No Hope for Change in Tehran - Greg Sheridan, The Australian
Hunting for Voter Fraud in Iran - Jordan Ellenberg, Slate
Iran's Generational Fissure - Ramin Jahanbegloo, Los Angeles Times
Obama's Iran Blunder - Peter Ferrara, The American Spectator
Talking to Ahmadinejad - Robert Dreyfuss, The Nation
Will Tiananmen Be Obama's Tehran Roadmap? - David Paul Kuhn, RCP
Iran Plays the Blame Game - Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
Why Twitter Drives Protests in Iran - Lev Grossman, Time.

Kommentare

Tehran Drama - Washington Post
Iran's Hollow Democracy - The Times
Iranian Clerics Caught in a Bind - Financial Times

Dienstag, 16. Juni

Liveblogs mit einer Chronik des Tages:

• Newsblog, The Guardian
• The Lede, New York Times
• Nico Pitney, Huffington Post

Internationale Medien und Blogs

Irans Uprising Turns Bloody - The Guardian
Obama Should Stand Up for Democracy - Jonah Goldberg, LA Times
Ahmadinejad Won. Get Over It - Flynt & Hillary Mann Leverett, Politico
Iran's Election Process a 'Sham' - John Bolton, Politico
Election Not About Ahmadinejad and Mousavi - Ali Ansari, The Guardian
Rafsanjani's Gambit Backfires - M K Bhadrakumar, Asia Times
Iran’s Day of Anguish - Roger Cohen, New York Times
Iran's Election Neither Fair Nor Free - Washington Post
What Obama Should Say and Do on Iran - C. Brose, Shadow Government
Khamenei's Military Coup - Mehdi Khalaji, Washington Post
5 Reasons to Suspect Iran's Election - Simon Robinson, Time
Iran Experts on the crisis - RealClearWorld
Iran's Historic Day of Destiny - Robert Fisk, The Independent
Iran, Iraq, North Korea, What Now? - Robert Kaplan, The Atlantic

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Aus den Forschungsinstituten, Think Tanks, etc

Western Misconception Meets Iran Reality - George Friedman, Stratfor
Consequences of Iran's Elections - Carnegie Endowment
What to Look For in Iran's Elections - Brookings Institution

Montag, 15. Juni

Liveblogs mit einer Chronik des Tages:

• Newsblog, The Guardian
• Nico Pitney, Huffington Post

Internationale Medien und Blogs

Don't Call it an Election in Iran - Christopher Hitchens, Slate
Ahmadinejad's Victory Was Legitimate - K. Ballen & P. Doherty, WaPo
Iran's Leader Emerges With Strong Hand - B. Keller & M. Slackerman, NYT
The Bright Side of Ahmadinejad's "Win" - Max Boot, Commentary Magazine
Iran's Anger Will Not Fade Fast - Ali Ansari, The Guardian
Iran's Coup Against the Coup - Martin Fletcher, The Times
Khamenei's Military Coup - Mehdi Khalaji, Washington Post
5 Reasons to Suspect Iran's Election - Simon Robinson, Time
Iran Has Clarified Its Beligerence for the World - Amir Taheri, WSJ
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Aus den Forschungsinstituten, Think Tanks, etc

Is Iran's Election America's Problem? - Matthew Yglesias, American Prospect

Sonntag, 14. Juni

What Ahmadinejad's Win Means - Christopher Dickey, Newsweek
The West Fooled Itself on Iran - Amir Taheri, Sunday Times
An Absurd Outcome in Iran - Suzanne Maloney, The Daily Beast
Iran: There Will Be Blood - Steve Clemons, The Washington Note
Tehran's Streets Become a Battleground - Nahid Siamdoust, Time