Tens of thousands of Iranians rallied nationwide after Friday prayers to denounce recent foreign-backed riots.
Category: 2. World
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Nationwide rallies condemn riots as police say armed terrorists killed
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Lebanese army ends first phase of monopoly of arms
A Lebanese army statement that it has restricted any arms in the south litany area in south Lebanon was met by more Israeli strikes killing more Lebanese civilians.
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Pakistan eyes defense exports to cut reliance on Western financing
As Pakistan looks to break its long-standing reliance on Western financial institutions, including the International Monetary Fund, a global lender, defense exports are emerging as a strategic alternative.
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Ankara hosts Palestinian culture day amid Gaza genocide
Ankara has hosted Palestinian Culture Day, with wide participation reflecting the strong ties between the Palestinian and Turkish people.
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Deadly clashes erupt in Syria’s Aleppo as US-backed SDF forces defy HTS rule
Syria’s Aleppo has been engulfed in deadly clashes as US-backed SDF forces continue to defy the rule of the Arab country’s ruling HTS regime.
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Donald Trump: An anti-establishment rebel or gangster in a suit?
Donald Trump’s “anti-war” posturing is exposed yet again by illegal aggression against Venezuela, revealing him as a war hawk weaponizing US power for profit, modern colonialism, and extortion.
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Macron slams US for ‘gradually turning away’ from allies under Trump
French President Emmanuel Macron slams the United States for “breaking free from international rules” and “gradually turning away” from some of its allies.
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Backlash in UK against Elon Musk’s Grok AI explained
The UK government says X limiting Grok AI image edits to users who pay a monthly fee is “insulting” to victims of misogyny and sexual violence.
It follows backlash after Elon Musk’s AI engine digitally changed images of people by undressing them…
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Leader: Iran will not back down against vandals seeking to please Washington
The Islamic Revolution Leader says Tehran will stand firm against vandalism and foreign-backed unrest, noting that Iran “will not back down” in the face of those acting to curry favor with the US president.
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Why are there huge protests going on in Iran?
Anti-government protests have continued in Iran for the 13th day in a row.
The protests, which began in Tehran on 28 December, were sparked by the collapse of the Iranian currency.
BBC diplomatic correspondent Caroline Hawley explains what’s behind…
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