developments around the arena and crisis with the same hommage marandi who's a professor at the university of tehran and now joins us live from beirut thanks for being with both how significant could the outcome of this i.e. aid mission be and to what extent it might influence the situation surrounding iran's nuclear program. the iranians basically are trying to show again to the international community. the nuclear program unease in iran is peaceful and of course when when i say the international community i mean that i mean the non-western world because usually the west considers itself to be international community on its own. the reality though is that. the i.a.e.a. currently has full time monitors in iran in this is something that we rarely hear in the western media and we have cameras in all of iran's installations so therefore there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever that iran's nuclear program is anything but peaceful and a has no evidence on this the iranians are not very optimistic about the i.a.e.a. because it is heavily influenced by western countries it's not a democratic body most of

hegemony ok we'll leave it there for now but that was side one hundred around the from the university of tehran joining us there thank you. still to come this hour marking ten years of the euro. they can't bring themselves to admit that it was a mistake and so i'm afraid we risk the very thing they purport to fear which is a disorderly breakup of the euro caused by having tried to keep it together for too long route is often jubilant for millions of europeans who enter twenty twelve of the currency that's failed to the up to expectations league prospects ahead. and the restaurateur who spotted a opportunity during the last days of the. secrets in a new series find. some other world news in brief we know first to syria where the arab league chief says team has withdrawn heavy weapons including tanks from cities and freed about three thousand five hundred prisoners but the head of the on the ground and snipers still pose a danger and called for an end to the shooting of protesters. the un has advised villagers in south sudan to the from advancing fighters of a rival tribe the town of people was t

university of tehran profession of -- professor of literature. writer 22 years. johns hopkins university school of advance studies professor of politics and culture six years and currently. also dialogue project. a program that promotes people to people ee of ideas and perspectives onculture and the . diry. author go books including -- two books including reading lolita in tehran. hobbies, swimming, film viewing, and painting. azar nafisi. >> do you regard your book as a feminists man first is to -- manifesto -- a declaration of horror and rage? icy rage against the current leadership? i want my book to be a deck car race of independence -- decoration of independence and i want it to be against the oppressive mind-sets which are being one aspect of it is in iran. >> the repressed status of women? >> and of human beings, individuals. but also a celebration. >> please speak to the subject of the degree of repression that exists now as comparison to the freedom that existed under the shaw in the pre1970 days -- >> from 1900s iranians started rebelling against the sta

university of tehran profession of -- professor of literature. writer 22 years. johns hopkins university school of advance studies professor of politics and culture six years and currently. also dialogue project. a program that promotes people to people exchange of ideas and perspectives on democracy and culture and the west. diry. author go books including -- two books including reading lolita in tehran. hobbies, swimming, film viewing, and painting. azar nafisi. >> do you regard your book as a feminists man first is to -- manifesto -- a declaration of horror and rage? icy rage against the current leadership? i want my book to be a deck car race of independence -- decoration of independence and i want it to be against the oppressive mind-sets which are being one aspect of it is in iran. >> the repressed status of women? >> and of human beings, individuals. but also a celebration. >> please speak to the subject of the degree of repression that exists now as comparison to the freedom that existed under the shaw in the pre1970 days -- >> from 1900s iranians started

a decision on that expected before the end of the month messiah mohammad marandi from the university of tehran says a war with iran within the whole region. it is really the americans that are being provocative they are trying to make ordinary iranians suffer at the same time you see senior american officials and politicians constantly calling for the assassination of iranian scientists of iranian military commanders of politicians and the constant threat of attacking and bombing the country so really the problem lies with the united states the maneuvers in the persian gulf are basically to show the united states that iran is strong and can protect themselves and it is basically the only way in which to force the united states to recognize that certain lines just simply shouldn't be crossed if the americans and its allies try to make the iranian economy suffocate the iranians will have no option but to respond in a sea of severe manner this is a region where an extraordinarily large amount of oil and gas. goes through and if there is insecurity in the region it's not just the strait of hormuz

three years will prove its nuclear ambitions are peaceful professor mohammad marandi from the university of tehran says the i.a.e.a. visit will not change the west's hardline approach towards iran. but the a currently has full time monitors in iran in this is something that we rarely hear in the western media and we have cameras in all of iran installations so therefore there is absolutely no evidence whatsoever that iran's nuclear program is anything but peaceful and. has no evidence on this the iranians are not very optimistic about the i.a.e.a. because it is heavily influenced by western countries it's not a democratic body most of the members on the board are european and north american they don't represent the international community at all and the head of the i.a.e.a. is he owes his job to the united states if you look at the wiki leaks documents the united states and the europeans are basically engaging in acts of war against the iranian people as the real issue is not the nuclear program it is iran's independence and sovereignty. and russia's foreign minister says that iran's potential bui

signed a bill targeting iran's oil and financial sectors sighed mohammad marandi from the university of tehran says america is still going up tensions with iran. it is really the americans that are being provocative they are trying to make ordinary iranians suffer at the same time you see senior american officials and politicians constantly calling for the assassination of iranian scientists.

republic which included a complete embargo on oil supplies from iran professor marandi from the university of tehran says the fact the ban was approved just before the a visit shows talks are unlikely to change the west's approach to iran the a currently has full time monitors in iran and this is something that we rarely hear in the western media and we have cameras in all of iran installations so therefore there's absolutely no evidence whatsoever that iran's nuclear program is anything but peaceful and. has no evidence on this the iranians are not very optimistic about the a because it is heavily influenced by western countries it's not a democratic body most of the members on the board are european and north american they don't represent the international community at all and the head of the i.a.e.a. is he owes his job to the united states if you look at the wiki leaks documents but again the iranians are attempting to resolve the issue despite the fact that in the past when the iranians had attempted to put. the issue up front to negotiate and resolve the americans blocked it such as the tehran