“We were in a slaughterhouse”. Released Palestinian detainees recount experiences of torture, expressing a mix of shock and relief as they come to terms with the hardships endured during years in Israeli jails.
Published On 14 Oct 2025
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Big Rebates Make High Drug Prices Look Like Savings. Here’s The Fix
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JULY 23: Prescription drugs are displayed at NYC Discount Pharmacy in Manhattan on July 23, 2024, in New York City. In the U.S. drug market, higher list prices can paradoxically look like savings. (Photo by Spencer…
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Why has Dutch government taken control of China-owned chipmaker Nexperia? | European Union News
The Dutch government has intervened to take effective control of technology group Nexperia, which is owned by Chinese group Wingtech Technology.
The decision comes amid a growing rift between China and the West over the development of technology…
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Deadly storm batters Alaska leaving thousands displaced | Climate
NewsFeed One woman was killed and two others remain missing after the remnants of Typhoon Halong battered western Alaska. The storm displaced more than 1,000 people, destroying homes and causing record flooding in remote coastal villages.
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Iran’s missile progresses result of natl. self-credence
Speaking in a local ceremony at Babolsar County, he pointed to the history of widespread sanctions imposed against Iran in the military and scientific fields, stating that enemies of the country were once preventing Iran from importing barded…
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Russia continues militarily operation due to alternative lack
“Russia is ready for a peaceful settlement. Russia continues the special military operation at the moment due to a lack of alternatives,” he said, commenting on French President Emmanuel Macron’s remarks who had made an allegation about…
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Pashtab castle undergoes restoration – Tehran Times
TEHRAN—Head of East Azarbaijan Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Department has announced the start of operations to secure, restore and create an access road to the ancient Pashtab Castle in Horand county, northwest Iran.
Ahmad…
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Iran-China joint cultural heritage plays effective role in deepening ties
TEHRAN–Joint cultural heritage of Iran and China plays an effective role in deepening relations between the two countries and should be considered as a bridge between the hearts of the people of the two nations, said Minister of Cultural…
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Visually-impaired individuals granted free entry to museums on White Cane Day
TEHRAN – In a significant move to promote cultural accessibility, the Deputy Minister of Cultural Heritage in Iran has announced free admission for blind and visually-impaired individuals to its all museums and historical sites across the country…
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Wooden balconies to be revived in Bushehr
TEHRAN–Wooden balconies (known as Shanashir) of historical houses have become the focus of attention of Bushehr Cultural Heritage Department.
Their counterparts in the city of Basra, Iraq, are known as Shanasheel. Studies have begun in Iran to…
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