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Fighting War With Iran, Trump's "Islamic Republic Of Japan" Faux Pas
The comment, which appeared to confuse the Islamic Republic of Iran with Japan, quickly spread across social media, where clips of the moment were widely shared.
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Iran Hangs 3, Including Teen Accused Of Killing Cops During January Protests
Iran executed three men on Thursday who were accused of killing police officers during protests in January.
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"I Will Return, Islamic Republic Will Fall": Iran's Exiled Crown Prince
The son of Iran's late shah said Friday he was confident the Islamic republic would fall in the face of mass protests and called for intervention.
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Life Inside This Ethnically Diverse Country Is Much More Complex, Nuanced
After research work in Mashhad, an anthropologist reflects on 15 months in Iran, uncovering the diversity of opinions about the Islamic Republic.
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Watch: Pakistani Reporter Slammed Online For Asking "Why Are Female Footballers Wearing Shorts?"
After objecting to the national women's football team's players wearing shorts during a tournament, a Pakistani journalist came under fire.
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25 People Including 12 Revolutionary Guards Killed In Iran Parade Attack
Gunmen fired on a military parade in southwestern Iran on Saturday, killing 25 people, almost half of them members of the Revolutionary Guards, state news agencies reported, in one of the worst attacks ever on the elite force.
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US Supreme Court Says Iran Must Pay 2 Billion Dollars To Terror Victims
The US Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that Iran must pay nearly $2 billion in frozen assets to victims and relatives of those killed in attacks blamed on the Islamic republic.
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Iran Says New US Sanctions Illegitimate, Points To Washington's Arms Sales
Iran said on Monday new US sanctions imposed on the Islamic Republic's ballistic missile programme were illegitimate because of Washington's arms sales in the Middle East.
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Pakistan PM To Visit Saudi And Iran 'To Ease Tension'
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will lead a high-level delegation to Saudi Arabia and Iran this week to try to ease tension between the Muslim countries, a minister said today.
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Gambia Orders Female Civil Servants To Cover Their Hair At Work
Female civil servants in the west African country of Gambia, recently declared "an Islamic state" by its president, have been ordered to cover their hair at work, a leaked government memo showed.
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Gambia President Declares Country an Islamic Republic
Gambia's President Yahya Jammeh on Friday declared the formerly secular country an Islamic republic in a move he said was designed to distance the West African state further from its colonial past.
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Seeking Release of British-Iranian Citizen Jailed in Iran: Britain's Foreign Ministry
Britain's foreign ministry has said it is seeking the release of a British-Iranian citizen from jail in Iran, where he has been held for four years on espionage charges.
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Iran's Hassan Rouhani Says Expects Sanctions to Be Lifted By Year-End
President Hassan Rouhani reaffirmed on today he expected sanctions on Iran to be lifted by year-end, a week after its clerical supreme leader ordered restrictions that could delay the implementation of Tehran's nuclear deal with world powers.
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Iran's Parliament Gives Initial Nod to Nuclear Deal With World Powers
The Iranian parliament gave preliminary backing on today to a bill approving Tehran's nuclear agreement with world powers, with supportive voices overcoming determined opposition from conservative lawmakers.
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Iran General Did 80 Missions in Syria, Mourners Told
An Iranian general killed in the Syrian city of Aleppo had taken part in 80 missions in the war-torn country, mourners were told at his funeral in Tehran today.
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Fighting War With Iran, Trump's "Islamic Republic Of Japan" Faux Pas
The comment, which appeared to confuse the Islamic Republic of Iran with Japan, quickly spread across social media, where clips of the moment were widely shared.
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Iran Hangs 3, Including Teen Accused Of Killing Cops During January Protests
Iran executed three men on Thursday who were accused of killing police officers during protests in January.
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"I Will Return, Islamic Republic Will Fall": Iran's Exiled Crown Prince
The son of Iran's late shah said Friday he was confident the Islamic republic would fall in the face of mass protests and called for intervention.
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Life Inside This Ethnically Diverse Country Is Much More Complex, Nuanced
After research work in Mashhad, an anthropologist reflects on 15 months in Iran, uncovering the diversity of opinions about the Islamic Republic.
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Watch: Pakistani Reporter Slammed Online For Asking "Why Are Female Footballers Wearing Shorts?"
After objecting to the national women's football team's players wearing shorts during a tournament, a Pakistani journalist came under fire.
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25 People Including 12 Revolutionary Guards Killed In Iran Parade Attack
Gunmen fired on a military parade in southwestern Iran on Saturday, killing 25 people, almost half of them members of the Revolutionary Guards, state news agencies reported, in one of the worst attacks ever on the elite force.
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US Supreme Court Says Iran Must Pay 2 Billion Dollars To Terror Victims
The US Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that Iran must pay nearly $2 billion in frozen assets to victims and relatives of those killed in attacks blamed on the Islamic republic.
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Iran Says New US Sanctions Illegitimate, Points To Washington's Arms Sales
Iran said on Monday new US sanctions imposed on the Islamic Republic's ballistic missile programme were illegitimate because of Washington's arms sales in the Middle East.
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Pakistan PM To Visit Saudi And Iran 'To Ease Tension'
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will lead a high-level delegation to Saudi Arabia and Iran this week to try to ease tension between the Muslim countries, a minister said today.
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Gambia Orders Female Civil Servants To Cover Their Hair At Work
Female civil servants in the west African country of Gambia, recently declared "an Islamic state" by its president, have been ordered to cover their hair at work, a leaked government memo showed.
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Gambia President Declares Country an Islamic Republic
Gambia's President Yahya Jammeh on Friday declared the formerly secular country an Islamic republic in a move he said was designed to distance the West African state further from its colonial past.
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Seeking Release of British-Iranian Citizen Jailed in Iran: Britain's Foreign Ministry
Britain's foreign ministry has said it is seeking the release of a British-Iranian citizen from jail in Iran, where he has been held for four years on espionage charges.
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Iran's Hassan Rouhani Says Expects Sanctions to Be Lifted By Year-End
President Hassan Rouhani reaffirmed on today he expected sanctions on Iran to be lifted by year-end, a week after its clerical supreme leader ordered restrictions that could delay the implementation of Tehran's nuclear deal with world powers.
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Iran's Parliament Gives Initial Nod to Nuclear Deal With World Powers
The Iranian parliament gave preliminary backing on today to a bill approving Tehran's nuclear agreement with world powers, with supportive voices overcoming determined opposition from conservative lawmakers.
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Iran General Did 80 Missions in Syria, Mourners Told
An Iranian general killed in the Syrian city of Aleppo had taken part in 80 missions in the war-torn country, mourners were told at his funeral in Tehran today.
