Category: 1. Iran

Israeli business and economics daily the Calcalist reported on Wednesday that Avner Netanyahu purchased a £502,500 ($680,000) apartment in Oxford in October 2022, following a proposed mini-budget set out by then-UK Prime Minister Liz Truss that…

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The death toll in Gaza continues to surge amid regional mediation for ceasefire negotiations, with over 300 Palestinians killed in the past two days, according to Gaza’s Government Media Office.

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Mourners in western city of Hamedan demanded justice Thursday at the funeral of two young men shot dead by Islamic Republic forces, chanting “Death to the oppressor” and turning the burial into a mass denunciation of state violence.

“They…

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Albanese’s explosive remarks at the UN Human Rights Council represent one of the most direct condemnations of Israel by a senior UN official to date.

Her comments come amid mounting global concern over the…

The convergence of the US Senate’s passage of Donald Trump’s so-called “big, beautiful bill” in domestic policy with his strike on Iran in foreign policy has finally resolved the meaning of his presidency. His place in history is now…

U.S. pilots who carried out the mission to bomb key nuclear sites in Iran were invited to mark the Fourth of July at the White House on Friday, multiple news outlets reported.

Pilots flew B-2 Spirit stealth bombers, F-22 Raptor fighter aircraft…

A SINGLE strike took on singular importance. When America attacked Iran’s nuclear facilities last month, both supporters and opponents thought it would have outsize consequences. Critics feared it would plunge the Middle East into a wider war….