Category: 1. Iran
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Pakistan to Expel All Afghan Refugees by March 2025
Why it matters: Islamabad attributes rising crime rates and security threats to Afghan refugees, citing intelligence reports that link insurgents from Afghanistan to terrorist activities in Pakistan. The government insists… Continue Reading
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NYC Protesters Demand Release of Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil
Why it matters: The high-profile detention of Khalil has sparked widespread outrage, with activists condemning an escalation in crackdowns on pro-Palestine advocacy. His court conference is scheduled for the morning of March… Continue Reading
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Gaza’s Humanitarian Crisis Worsens as Israel Keeps Border Crossings Shut
Why It Matters: The closure has triggered skyrocketing food prices and widespread shortages, pushing many essential goods out of reach. With purchasing power at an all-time low and unemployment exceeding 90%, according to… Continue Reading
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UNSC to meet over Iran’s alleged growing uranium stockpile
The United Nations Security Council will meet behind closed doors on Wednesday over Iran’s alleged expansion of its stock of uranium close to weapons grade, diplomats said on Monday. The meeting was requested by six of the council’s 15 members -… Continue Reading
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Iran Slams US for Targeting Iraqi People by Revoking Sanctions Waiver
TEHRAN (Tasnim) The foreign minister of Iran denounced Washington for targeting the Iraqi people by revoking the Arab countrys sanctions waiver for importing electricity from Iran. – Politics news – It is extremely deplorable that the US… Continue Reading
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Iran Calls for UNSC Urgent Action on Afghanistan’s Crisis
Why it matters: Afghanistan faces one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises, with over 22.9 million people in urgent need of assistance. The country is also struggling with economic instability, terrorist threats, and… Continue Reading
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Mass Iftar in Pakistan Shows Unity of Community and Spiritual Devotion
Why it matters: Mass iftars in Pakistan are more than just meals; they embody a culture of selflessness and collective responsibility. Organized by citizens and charities alike, these gatherings ensure that no one breaks… Continue Reading
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Trump’s remarks on US power illusionary
In reaction to Trump’s comments suggesting that the United States is not concerned about the joint naval exercises involving Iran, China, and Russia—asserting that the US is stronger than all of these countries—Rear Admiral Irani said on… Continue Reading
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Rights groups says man killed by government forces’ ‘indiscriminate shooting’ in Tehran
An indiscriminate shooting by security forces in Tehran resulted in the death of a young man, according to a human rights group. The Human Rights Activists in Iran said the man, who was allegedly suspected of carrying smuggled goods, was shot… Continue Reading
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Livelihood protests continue across Iran
As the Iranian Rial continues to depreciate, livelihood protests erupted across Iran on Monday. Telecommunication retirees, nurses, oil industry workers, and a number of recruitment applicants in public sector staged demonstrations, voicing… Continue Reading