Sunday, January 13, 2013

Guardian Hosts Tehran Bureau


Tehran Bureau, an independent network of Iran correspondents, joins Guardian to provide in-depth coverage of Iran.

Tehran Bureau became a major source of information on Iran during the disputed 2009 presidential election. With new presidential election in June, the expanding international sanctions, and the continued presence of the threat of a military conflict, the coverage of Iran finds particular importance.

The Guardian already hosts an Iran blog by Saeed Kamali Dehghan, Julian Borger's Global Security blog, and Ian Black's On the Middle East web column. And the Bureau will now be part of its broad coverage of Iran and the region.

“I launched Tehran Bureau to provide a platform for young Iranians and their stories, and to bring unvarnished and uncensored reports to readers around the world,” said Kelly Golnoush Niknejad, the editor-in-chief of Tehran Bureau. “We have been able to cover Iran independently, without trying to fill a policy prescription like the thinktanks do, and this resonates with Iranians in Iran. I am thrilled that we will continue to do so with the Guardian.” (The Guardian, 13 January)

Uskowi on Iran extends its warmest congratulations to Tehran Bureau and its editor-in-chief Kelly Golnoush Niknejad and to the Guardian on their new venture and wishes them success for many years to come.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

In conjunction to the wishes by president Uskowi(who uses that title at times), I would like to extend my wishes to all enemies of the IR of Iran that they will see great achievements by the Iran in the current 2013(- western year) and many defeats of their delusions and hypocrisies...

A-F

Anonymous said...

A-F,without "enemies" for the IR,Iran will be a very empty country.
And since you're living in the West,happy delusions and hypocrisies to you as well.

Anonymous said...

You are supporting delusions of those who waste their time for over thirty years or those who like prostitutes make money on anything during their lives with false smiles on their faces (according to western habits-keep smile - to your coffins) ... In my life, so far, I used to be correct in predicting of the big loosers and the West is the next in line...

A-F

Anonymous said...

Far from it A-F.It is never a "waste" of time fighting against the lies and deceit of a murderous regime occupying Iran.
The "prostitutes" are people such as yourself,who like a cyber basij (mozdor)does his peddling selling their soul by telling lies on behalf of the regime because of a few worthless rials. While our people are being tortured raped and murdered in the dungeons of the Islamic terrorist regime.
In the end(and the end will come for the regime) the only ones going into coffins will be those people that thought the party will go on forever for the regime.
You fool no one but yourself A-F.