30 Months in Iran
Strange stories from my time as one of the very few foreign correspondents living in Iran in the late 2010s, hoping to give a more rounded, human picture of the country.
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Iran's paranoid self-destruction
Kerman: the road to nowhere
If Kaveh Madani hadn’t missed his plane back to Tehran, he would probably still be in prison today. By a fluke, he was delayed on his work trip and a carefully laid plan by the Revolutionary Guards was foiled....
The Frogs of War
One autumn evening, I went with my family to Mellat Park in north Tehran where celebrations of the 1980s war with Iraq were in full swing. They were indeed celebrations, for the Islamic Republic likes nothing better than its own wounds. A s...
A sweet, little 'Death to America'
Most Iranians, when asked, would get rid of their Islamic Republic rulers if they could. Many utterly despise the murderous regime that has turned a country known for its delicate, sophisticated culture into a by-word for religious thuggery...
An audience with Screaming Mary
Members of the regime were rarely keen to meet foreign journalists. I tried for a long time before I finally got a bite. Massoumeh Ebtekar was one of the vice-presidents and head of the environment agency, but more important to me was her r...
Finding Islam in the Islamic Republic
Before I moved to Iran, I had assumed that religion was leeching out of it like the colour from a picture left in the sun, that Islam had become just a way for the mullahs to continue justifying their authoritarian control, that too many Ir...
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Eric Randolph, AFP journalist. Postings in Iran, Turkey, France and currently East Africa bureau chief.
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