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U.S. policy toward the Islamic Republic of Iran
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- The history in general of the foreign policy of the United States
- World War III: War upon the Islamic Republic if Iran from 1995
- Clinton Embargo Of Iran Has Few Backers
- By Pat Smith, The Militant, 22 May
1995. With few open backers among the world’s
governments, U.S. president Bill Clinton signed an
executive order May 8 putting into effect a trade embargo
against the Iranian people because they support their
government which the U.S. considers
terrorist.
- D’Amato & Iran
- Editorial, Workers World, 9 October 1997. The new U.S. law authorizing sanctions against companies that do large-scale business with Iran or Libya is based on lies. It’s narrow-minded, petty, racist toward oppressed peoples and arrogant toward all foreigners.
- U.S. Halts Overtures To Iran’s Khatami; Reformist Faction Viewed as Unable To Achieve Change
- By Glenn Kessler, Washington Post, Tuesday 23 July 2002. The Bush administration has abandoned hopes President Mohammad Khatami will follow U.S. wishes and so aims to subvert the government by lending support to the Iranian opposition.