Oriol Andres's List: Entrevistables Iran

Nació en Teherán en 1952. Estudió fotografía en el West Surrey College of Art & Design en Inglaterra. Regresó a Irán en 1978 y desde entonces ha colaborado con Time, Newsweek, New York Times, Paris Match, Le Figaro Magazine y Courrier International, entre otros medios. Forma parte del grupo de fotógrafos iraníes que fueron reconocidos en el mundo entero después de la Revolución islámica. Su fotografía Crying Soldier es una de las imágenes más recordadas de la guerra entre Irán e Irak.

Iran’s Center for Strategic Studies affiliated to the State Expediency Council which is led by Hassan Rowhani Iran’s former chief nuclear negotiator, issued a statement on Sunday warning the administration and its allies that if they continued their “slander” about the nuclear issue, he would embark on exposing its ways.

Ahmad Zeidabadi is a notable Iranian journalist and political analyst. He is an alumnus of Tehran University. His articles appeared in many newspapers and other media such as Rooz and BBC Persian. He takes an anti-government position[1] and has been arrested in 2000 and 2003, on the latter occasion being sentenced to 23 months imprisonment, reduced to 13 months on appeal.

Reza Kaviani, an analyst at a left-leaning Iranian think tank