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2003 vs 2025: Why Americans Aren't Rallying Behind War Against Iran
It was March 2003 when the United States invaded Iraq with the backing of a largely supportive public. Images of "shock and awe" lit up TV screens as American patriotism surged in the wake of 9/11. Polls showed broad approval for the war.
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US' Deployment Of B-2 Bombers A Message To Iran? Pentagon Says...
As many as six B-2 bombers relocated in March to a US-British military base on the Indian Ocean island of Diego Garcia, US officials said.
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Thousands March In Iran President Raisi's Funeral Procession
Thousands marched in Iran on Thursday on the final day of funeral rites for president Ebrahim Raisi, who will be laid to rest in his hometown days after dying in a helicopter crash.
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Thousands March In Europe And Iran, Call For "Barbary To Stop" In Gaza
Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters rallied in London, Paris and Berlin on Saturday calling for a ceasefire in Gaza after Iranians took to the streets against the United States and Israel.
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Women March To Defend Rights Across Globe Mark Women's Day
With the Taliban government's banning of women from universities in Afghanistan, Iran's repression of the Mahsa Amini protests, new US restrictions on abortion rights and the Ukraine war's impact on women, there are many reasons to protest.
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Thousands March In US To Support Iran's Anti-Hijab Protests
Thousands of people, including many of Iranian origin, marched Saturday in Washington to show support for nationwide protests in Iran sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini last month.
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French Police Use Tear Gas To Stop Protests Over Iranian Woman's Death
French police on Sunday used tear gas and employed anti-riot tactics to prevent hundreds of people protesting in Paris from marching on Tehran's embassy, AFP reporters and eyewitnesses said.
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Iran Executed Over 100 People Between January And March: UN Report
Iran executed more than 100 people in the first three months of 2022, continuing a worrying upward trend, according to a report by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres that was presented Tuesday.
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Iran Imposes 3-Month Ban on Authorised Bitcoin Mining Facilities Due to Excessive Power Usage
The authorities of Iran are addressing the concerns around power outages plaguing several parts of the country. The process of Bitcoin mining is being banned in Iran till March 6, so that the electricity that goes into facilitating the process is distributed among citizens of the country.
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India Among 14 Nations On Qatar's Travel Ban List Over Coronavirus Fears
Qatar has temporarily barred travellers from 14 countries from March 9 as a precaution against the rapidly spreading coronavirus, the government announced on Sunday.
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Ladakh Man Who Travelled To Iran Dies Of Symptoms Linked To Coronavirus
A 76-year-old man who recently returned from a trip to Iran has died in Ladakh after showing symptoms associated with the coronavirus outbreak that has affected at least 40 people across India. The former policeman was admitted to a hospital on Saturday night and his death has prompted authorities to take precautions including cordoning off his vil...
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Coronavirus: Visas Issued To Citizens Of 4 Nations By March 3 Suspended
A day after two fresh cases of coronavirus was reported in India, the Union Health Ministry on Tuesday issued a travel advisory suspending all regular visas/e-visas granted on or before March 3 to nationals of Italy, Iran, South Korea, Japan who have not yet entered India.
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Iraqis Chant "Death To America" At Iran General's Funeral March
Tens of thousands of Iraqis, many chanting "Death to America", Saturday mourned a top Iranian commander and others killed in a US drone attack that sparked fears of a regional proxy war between Washington and Tehran.
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UN Nuclear Watchdog Chief To Step Down Next Year: Diplomats
The head of the UN's nuclear watchdog Yukiya Amano will step down in March for health reasons, diplomatic sources said Wednesday, as the agency navigates verification of the increasingly fragile Iran nuclear deal.
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Iran To Send Warships To The Atlantic, Closer To US Waters
The Iranian navy will send warships to deploy in the Atlantic from March, a top commander said on Friday, as the Islamic Republic seeks to increase the operating range of its naval forces to the backyard of the United States, its arch foe.
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2003 vs 2025: Why Americans Aren't Rallying Behind War Against Iran
It was March 2003 when the United States invaded Iraq with the backing of a largely supportive public. Images of "shock and awe" lit up TV screens as American patriotism surged in the wake of 9/11. Polls showed broad approval for the war.
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US' Deployment Of B-2 Bombers A Message To Iran? Pentagon Says...
As many as six B-2 bombers relocated in March to a US-British military base on the Indian Ocean island of Diego Garcia, US officials said.
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Thousands March In Iran President Raisi's Funeral Procession
Thousands marched in Iran on Thursday on the final day of funeral rites for president Ebrahim Raisi, who will be laid to rest in his hometown days after dying in a helicopter crash.
-
Thousands March In Europe And Iran, Call For "Barbary To Stop" In Gaza
Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters rallied in London, Paris and Berlin on Saturday calling for a ceasefire in Gaza after Iranians took to the streets against the United States and Israel.
-
Women March To Defend Rights Across Globe Mark Women's Day
With the Taliban government's banning of women from universities in Afghanistan, Iran's repression of the Mahsa Amini protests, new US restrictions on abortion rights and the Ukraine war's impact on women, there are many reasons to protest.
-
Thousands March In US To Support Iran's Anti-Hijab Protests
Thousands of people, including many of Iranian origin, marched Saturday in Washington to show support for nationwide protests in Iran sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini last month.
-
French Police Use Tear Gas To Stop Protests Over Iranian Woman's Death
French police on Sunday used tear gas and employed anti-riot tactics to prevent hundreds of people protesting in Paris from marching on Tehran's embassy, AFP reporters and eyewitnesses said.
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Iran Executed Over 100 People Between January And March: UN Report
Iran executed more than 100 people in the first three months of 2022, continuing a worrying upward trend, according to a report by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres that was presented Tuesday.
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Iran Imposes 3-Month Ban on Authorised Bitcoin Mining Facilities Due to Excessive Power Usage
The authorities of Iran are addressing the concerns around power outages plaguing several parts of the country. The process of Bitcoin mining is being banned in Iran till March 6, so that the electricity that goes into facilitating the process is distributed among citizens of the country.
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India Among 14 Nations On Qatar's Travel Ban List Over Coronavirus Fears
Qatar has temporarily barred travellers from 14 countries from March 9 as a precaution against the rapidly spreading coronavirus, the government announced on Sunday.
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Ladakh Man Who Travelled To Iran Dies Of Symptoms Linked To Coronavirus
A 76-year-old man who recently returned from a trip to Iran has died in Ladakh after showing symptoms associated with the coronavirus outbreak that has affected at least 40 people across India. The former policeman was admitted to a hospital on Saturday night and his death has prompted authorities to take precautions including cordoning off his vil...
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Coronavirus: Visas Issued To Citizens Of 4 Nations By March 3 Suspended
A day after two fresh cases of coronavirus was reported in India, the Union Health Ministry on Tuesday issued a travel advisory suspending all regular visas/e-visas granted on or before March 3 to nationals of Italy, Iran, South Korea, Japan who have not yet entered India.
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Iraqis Chant "Death To America" At Iran General's Funeral March
Tens of thousands of Iraqis, many chanting "Death to America", Saturday mourned a top Iranian commander and others killed in a US drone attack that sparked fears of a regional proxy war between Washington and Tehran.
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UN Nuclear Watchdog Chief To Step Down Next Year: Diplomats
The head of the UN's nuclear watchdog Yukiya Amano will step down in March for health reasons, diplomatic sources said Wednesday, as the agency navigates verification of the increasingly fragile Iran nuclear deal.
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Iran To Send Warships To The Atlantic, Closer To US Waters
The Iranian navy will send warships to deploy in the Atlantic from March, a top commander said on Friday, as the Islamic Republic seeks to increase the operating range of its naval forces to the backyard of the United States, its arch foe.
