what is topic danmark & iran?
104454
well it doesnt have anything to do with the cartoon.  the cartoon was published 5 months ago.  it probably has to do with the iranian nuclear ambitions.
252496
Iranian Oil Bursae is in EURO >> in other words  the Iranians are selling their Oil & Gas in Euro .. it will no doubt affect the US-Economy & the value of the Greenbacks\n\nSaddam had started selling Iraqi oil in EU .. and the US invaded Iraq because of this .. and not b/c of WMD ..
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The Iranian president did not offer anything. He did not address the salient issue (nukes) The man is a Nazi and I hope Israel takes the opportunity to bomb Iran seeing that the UN is in Chamberlain mode. The world does not want Iran to have the bomb. Russia and China are on the Iranian payroll because of oil and Russia is supplying arms to Iran. They are operating in their intrests. The letter did not help matters at all. I also know the Iranian Hitler lacks popular support. He is using the issue to garner support inside Iran.
61630
the capital of iran is tehran iraq capital is baghdad and kuwait is a small state .
424832
The people of Iran are for the most part very similar to those in the U.S. Over the last decade, there have been countless pro-democracy rallies held and up until the most recent presidential elections, these were for the most part encouraged and allowed. The real problem comes from the most recent President and the clerical leadership. As a political science enthusiast, I feel as if I am have enough knowledge on the subject to state my opinion which is that Iran cannot be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons for two main reasons. The first is that the middle-east is currently in a deadlock due to Pakistan, India and Israel. The concept of a nuclear Iran throws this entire balance out of whack and as a result cannot be tolerated. The second and unfortunately the more important issue is oil. Although the U.S. no longer purchases oil from Iran, many countries still do, in particular China. Due to recent fall in the U.S. status as a the sole hegemony, I cannot imagine the fluctuations and the potential leverage that Iran could place on the oil markets if they were able to obtain nuclear weapons. I know that this is a material and shallow reasoning, but unfortunately it is the truth and as a result the U.S. cannot risk the potential constraints and inflation that this would cause on the world markets. The world is more globalized than ever, and each country fits into the puzzle in their own unique way and although it may be fair that Iran gets to have nuclear power (which we are willing to allow as long as it is enriched in Russia) I cannot imagine any responsible elected official allowing this scenario to unfold (regardless of political parties). I hope this was helpful and I invite further discourse and criticisms to my opinions. Thank You.
202688
you hit that nail right on the head, dude.\nespecially when it comes to culture and history, Iran is unparalleled.
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Motto: Persian: Esteqlāl, āzādī, jomhūrī-ye eslāmī\n(English: "Independence, freedom, (the) Islamic Republic") \nAnthem: Sorūd-e Mellī-e Īrān \n \nCapital Tehran\n35°40′N 44°26′E \nLargest city Tehran \nOfficial language(s) Persian \nGovernment Islamic Republic \n - Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei \n - President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad \nRevolution Overthrew Mohammad Reza Pahlavi  \n - Declared February 11, 1979  \nArea   \n - Total 1,648,195 km² (17th) \n  636,372 sq mi  \n - Water (%) 0.7% \nPopulation   \n - 2005 est. 68,467,413 [1] (18th) \n - 1996 census 60,055,488 [2] \n - Density 41/km² (128th)\n106/sq mi  \nGDP (PPP) 2005 estimate \n - Total $561,600,000,000 (19th) \n - Per capita $8,065 (74th) \nHDI (2006) 0.736 (99th) – medium \nCurrency Rial (ريال) (IRR) \nTime zone (UTC+3.30) \n - Summer (DST) not observed (UTC+3.30) \nInternet TLD .ir \nCalling code +98 \nIran (Persian: ايران‎ ​, Īrān, also known in the international community as Persia), officially the Islamic Republic of Iran (Persian: جمهوری اسلامی ايران‎ ​ transliteration: Jomhūrī-ye Eslāmī-ye Īrān), is a country located in Southwest Asia. Iran borders Armenia, Azerbaijan (including its Nakhichevan exclave), and Turkmenistan to the north, Pakistan and Afghanistan to the east, and Turkey and Iraq to the west. In addition, it borders the Persian Gulf, across which lie Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. Shi'a Islam is the official state religion.\n\nThroughout history, Iran has been of great geostrategic importance due to its central location in Eurasia. Iran is a member and co-founder of the United Nations, the OIC, and OPEC. Iran is also significant in international politics on account of its large supply of petroleum and other resources. The name Iran is a cognate of Aryan and literally means "Land of the Aryans."\n\nContents [hide]\n1 Name \n2 History \n3 Politics \n3.1 The Supreme Leader \n3.2 Executive \n3.3 Parliament (The Majles) \n3.4 Judiciary \n3.5 Assembly of Experts \n3.6 Council of Guardians \n3.7 Expediency Council \n3.8 City and Village Councils \n4 Provinces \n5 Geography and climate \n6 Economy \n7 Demographics \n8 Major cities \n9 Culture \n10 See also \n11 References \n12 External links \n12.1 Government \n12.2 Other \n \n\n\n[edit]\nName\nMain article: Iran naming dispute \n \nIn antiquity, the names Ariana and Persis were used to describe the region, as exhibited on this world map by Eratosthenes (c. 200 BC).In former ages, the names Ariana and Persis were used to describe the region which is today known as the Iranian plateau. The earliest Iranian reference to the word (airya/arya/aryana etc), however, predates the Iranian prophet Zoroaster (est. anywhere between 1000 to 7000 BC.) and is attested in non-Gathic Avesta; it appears as airya, meaning noble/spiritual/elevated; as airya dainhava (Yt.8.36, 52) meaning the land of the Aryans; and as airyana vaejah, the original land of the Aryans. This term, it seems, was adopted in remote antiquity by Iranians as their national identity [2]; hence other peoples were called Anairya and later Aniranian, meaning un-aryan or non-Aryan, probably a derogatory racial designation.\n\nDuring the Achaemenid dynasty (550-330 BC), the Persian people called their provincial homeland Pārsa, the Old Persian name for Cyrus the Great's kingdom which belonged to the Persian tribe of the Iranian branch of the Indo-Iranians and which can still be found in the term Pars or Fars as part of the heartland of Iran and for example in the map by Eratosthenes and other historical or modern maps.\n\nHowever, the country as a whole was called Aryanam. The word Ariya, noble/spiritual/elevated, is attested in the Inscriptions of Darius the Great and his son, Xerxes; it is used both as a linguistic and a racial designation as evident as Darius refers to this at the Behistun inscription (DBiv.89), which is written
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Iran (i-ran, i-rahn, eye-ran)\n\nRepublic in the Middle East, bordered by Armenia, the Caspian Sea, Turkmenistan, and Azerbaijan to the north; Afghanistan and Pakistan to the east; the Gulf of Oman and the Persian Gulf to the south; and Iraq and Turkey to the west. Its capital and largest city is Teheran. \n\n\nCore of the ancient Persian Empire, Iran was known as Persia until 1935.\nThe United States supported the regime of the shah (king) Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, who was forced by popular opposition to leave the country in 1979.\nAyatollah Ruhollah Khomeini ruled from 1979 until his death in 1989, imposing strict Islamic law.\nIn 1979, Iranian militants attacked the U.S. embassy and seized hostages, including sixty-two Americans, who were held until 1981.\nIraq unsuccessfully invaded Iran in 1980.\nThe Iranian government was widely believed to have controlled the taking of U. S. hostages in Lebanon. (See Iran-Contra affair.)\nThe 1990s saw some moderating elements emerge to challenge the conservative heirs to Khomeini.
153766
Agree with answer number 2. His son lives in the USA and is very active in promoting Persia, passive resistance, and supports a democratic revolution in Iran.
600018
your question for iran was veary rod you ........\nmaby i dont now about iran but that waas a rod question
1056042
iran, saudi arabia,usa and togo
379235
I am not sure about the political aspect as it refers to areas outside of Denmark, but many Danes in the US, for example, are getting in touch with each other, buying all of the Danish products they can find,and in general showing solidarity.\n\nInside the country, try to find a way to stop Anders Fogh Rasmussen from being Bush's lapdog... \n\nhope this helps
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Well.............. There hasn't been much news on Iran lately.  May be the world is waiting for another "terror" attack to remind us how dangerous these people really are.  Isn't that how it works??  Some big event to have us all angry and hurt.  So we will support any thing the government wants to do.  I think Iran is next.  I've been saying it sense this war started.  What would have to happen to get support for such actions??  Will China and Russia support any UN sanctions with their interest in Iraq?  I think not.  Why is no one worried about North Korea?  I apologize for answering with so many Questions.
169989
The best I can do is give you a website for iranian news and politics.  There may be a link there for the iranian government.
153016
what nation are we talking about?
962036
Please specify the topic.
359795
The country has oil, be aware, very aware Bush is shopping for just such a state. We will do Iran first though, they have more oil