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  • 22July 2011

    "Khamenei vill nog ha kvar honom i två år av det simpla skälet att det just nu inte finns en trovärdig och lydig efterträdare", säger svenskiranske Rouzbeh Parsi, tidigare Lundaforskare, numera Iranexpert vid EU:s tankesmedja Institute for Security Studies i Paris. SvD

  • 24May 2011

    Khamenei's reprimand has left the president in a very weak position, analysts agreed. Rouzbeh Parsi from the European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS) in Paris says it was important that the Supreme Leader made this evident. Deutsche Welle

  • 23May 2011

    Rouzbeh Parsi, Iran expert at the EU Institute for Security Studies, told CNBC.com that while the sanctions may well affect the economy, the effect on the nuclear program itself could be limited. Iran can continue to sell hydrocarbons to Asian markets, and what resources it has will continue to be directed towards its nuclear program, Parsi said. CNBC.com

  • 18May 2011

    Rouzbeh Parsi took part in a televised debate on Iran’s nuclear programme. France 24

  • 16March 2011

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  • 14February 2011

    I Iran har makthavarna officiellt omfamnat upproret i Egypten, men man ser inte med blida ögon på iranska oppositionens egna planerade demonstrationer idag. Samtal med Rouzbeh Parsi, forskare vid EUs institut för säkerhetspolitiska studier i Paris. Sverigesradio

  • 04January 2011

    Nu bjuder man alltså in utländska diplomater till sina kärnanläggningar. För Iran handlar det om att framstå som öppna, säger Rouzbeh Parsi, forskare vid EU:s institut för säkerhetspolitiska studier i Paris. Sverigesradio

  • 03December 2010

    Rouzbeh Parsi took part in a televised discussion about the Gulf States' fears over Iran's nuclear programme revealed in the diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks. France 24

  • 13November 2010

    It is most probably to hold talks in Turkey because Iran trusts Turkey much more than it does the west countries and perhaps even Russia and China, Rouzbeh Parsi, analyst of the EU Institute for Security Studies, said.. Trend News

  • 04October 2010

    Iran's system of subsidizing essential goods is an example of such mismanagement, Rouzbeh Parsi from the European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS) in Paris agreed. Deutsche Welle

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