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Iran: Political shakeup reveals leadership rift
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad abruptly fires 14 advisers, a move seen as a possible power grab.
In Iran, tombstones shaped like penises delight tourists
Iran: With a bow and arrow, a little bit of freedom
Lesbian Iranian seeks outlet in film
Iran doesn't officially have gay citizens, but then nobody asked Kiana Firouz.
Iranians celebrate, for a change
Despite the Supreme Leader's fatwa, Iranians mark the New Year with bonfires, beauty treatments ... and even quiet protest.
Iran: little school, big dreams
A young soldier-turned-teacher with a dream — and a blog — gains worldwide attention for his 4-student school.
Iran dissidents pay a high price
As two Iranians are hanged for taking part in protests, dissidents stuck in the country ponder their own fate.
What Iranian women do in hard times
Another cause for dissent in Iran, and one which has forced many women onto the Tehran subway to hawk trinkets, is economic hardship.
Iranians hooked on Korean TV drama
Family time in Iran has turned into Korean TV drama time.
Going to the beach, Iranian-style
A few hours' drive from the capital of one of the Islamic world's most conservative countries, one can find a respite from the heat and society's strict rules — just ask the women in bikinis.
Iranians, in a rebellious mood, look to Israel
Quds Day, usually a chance for Iranians to express anti-Israeli sentiment, may provide a cover for those opposed to Ahmadinejad.