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Whether it’s Darfur, Iran or Afghanistan: how far is too far?

How can Obama pursue diplomacy with Iran if its leader is illegitimate?

As the regime cracks down, the opposition is looking for support —but not interference

Protest on Parliament Hill: a call for clear and vocal support from Western leaders

Michael Ignatieff talks to the Globe’s Gary Mason. “Frankly,” he said, “I think it’s condescending to westerners that being...

Michael Ignatieff addresses a vigil for Iran in Vancouver. "The Iranian regime did not anticipate you," he told the last of a...

Iranian jurist Saeed Mortazavi, Tehran’s general prosecutor, has been put in charge of interrogating jailed protesters and...

Iran’s regime took the election, but it also set the stage for radical upheaval

Iranian democratic activist Kianoosh Sanjari, whom I met in Tehran in 2004 and who has since escaped the country, has compiled a...

The Neda video and the many other disturbing photos coming out of Iran show the protest movement there will continue to take on a...