Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Iran's former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is back, at least in the headlines - analysis
With the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader, it was believed that Ahmadinejad had the religious clout to take up the reins. How would he take over the presidency with Masoud Pezeshkian still in office?
Was Ahmadinejad in the running to be reinstated?
Israel, US early war goals sought to reinstate Iran's Ahmadinejad as leader, NYT reports
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Rouhani to appoint insiders for new Iran cabinet
Iranian president-elect to pick cabinet of experienced insiders, will select head of charity-cum-business foundation as chief nuke negotiator.
After Ahmadinejad feuded with Iranian parliament, Rouhani tries to mend fences
Iranian president-elect says gov't infighting must stop, cooperation needed in order to combat "possibly highest inflation in world."
Shalva's True Superheroes: Episode 9
In which our heroes mull the meaning of the Iranian elections...
The Iranian election: Have the people really won?
Though Rohani's tone is undoubtedly less incendiary, he is the same person who presided over the secret advance of the nuclear program.
Peres: Ahmadinejad will be accountable
President says outgoing Iranian leader's deed neither forgotten nor accepted; new Iranian president to be judged by future deeds.
Iranians count on Rohani to bring change
The new president will run economy of 75 million people and exert influence when Khamenei decides on national security matters.
Iran's former president: Khamenei erasing elections
Exiled Bani-Sadr: Republic is erasing itself in the face of the Leader whose only goal is to cement his own power.
Poll: Iranians mixed on role of religious figures
Pew Research Center poll shows 40% of Iranians think religious figures should play large role in politics; majority back sharia.
Iran: Presidential candidates back familiar policies
Iran expert tells 'Post' candidates are attempting to put on moderate face.
Iran FM: Election outcome won't change nuke policy
Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi says Iran will continue to go forward with nuclear program for peaceful purposes.
