Iran
became an Islamic republic unique in 1979, when it was the overthrow of
the monarchy and clergy assumed political control under supreme leader
Ayatollah Iranian revolution Khomeini.The put an end to the rule of the
Shah, who had alienated powerful religious and political forces and
popular with the modernization program and alienation to by
severe repression of dissent.Persia, as he was known by Iran in 1935,
and one of the greatest empires in the ancient world, and kept the
country for a long time a distinct cultural identity in the Islamic
world by retaining its own language and adhere to the interpretation of
Shia Islam. In 2002, U.S. President George W. Bush called Iran part of an "axis of evil." While
Bush's successor, Barack Obama, has softened his tone, and Washington
accuses Iran continue trying to develop nuclear weapons.Iran, which
built the first nuclear power plant - at Bushehr, in the south of the
country - with Russian help, says its nuclear ambitions are peaceful. President
Ahmadinejad says Iran has "the right is an inalienable" to produce
nuclear fuel.In 2010, the United Nations voted to impose a fourth round
of sanctions on Iran over the issue. Two
months later, Tehran announced that engineers began loading fuel into
the Bushehr plant and described it as a milestone in the drive in the
country to produce nuclear energy. Increase
the lack of progress on the nuclear issue of tension with the United
Nations and the United States and the European Union until 2011, and the
European Union announced a ban on Iranian oil imports, which entered
into force in July 2012. As
the European Union buys 20% of Iran's oil exports was a big step,
although the United Nations says Iran continues to advance his
programme.The nuclear has an abundance of energy resources - oil
reserves and large natural gas reserves are second only to Russia of
those This has led. Iran
elite conservative clerics too since 1979, but it seems that the entry
of another era of political and social transformation with victory
liberals in parliamentary elections in 2000.But reformists, and kept on
the defensive strong political conservatives in the government and the
judiciary, failed to make good on support
promises.Former President Mohammad Khatami to more social and political
freedoms made him very popular among young people - an important factor
and about half of the population under the age of his relatively
liberal ideas 25.But and put him at odds with the supreme leader,
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and hardliners reluctant to overlook elections established
traditions.The Islamic June 2005 dealt a blow to reformists when
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Tehran conservative mayor, Ahmadinejad became
controversial president.Mr has widened for re-election in June 2009 and
the violent repression of opposition protests subsequent increase the
rift between conservatives and reformers within the political
establishment in Iran .

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