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What Is Savak? A Look At Iran's Dreaded Shah-Era Secret Police Amid Protests
Weeks of nationwide anti-government protests in Iran against the ever-deepening economic crisis, which has shown no signs of improvement in years, have brought renewed focus on the nation's pre-revolution history, notably Savak.
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Ports, Drones, Red Sea Access: Why Somaliland Is A Contested Strategic Prize
Since Israel recognised Somaliland last month, the self-declared republic on the Gulf of Aden has become central to a struggle over military access, ports and regional influence across the Red Sea corridor.
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How Trump Sent A "Stay Away From Americas" Warning To China With Maduro Raid
Among the many goals of last week's US military operation that captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was to send China a message: stay away from the Americas.
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US Launches Retaliatory Strikes Against Islamic State In Syria
The US has launched another round of retaliatory strikes against the Islamic State in Syria following last months ambush that killed two US soldiers and one American civilian interpreter in the country.
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"Be Prepared To Intervene": Son Of Irans Last Shah's 'Urgent' Message To Trump
The exiled son of Iran's late shah on Friday appealed to US President Donald Trump to intervene urgently as protests persisted in the Islamic republic.
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All About Jonathan Ross, Iraq War Veteran Who Shot 37-Year-Old Mother In US
The federal agent who shot and killed a driver in Minneapolis is an Iraq War veteran who has served for nearly two decades in the Border Patrol and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to records
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'Dont Take Us For Granted': Court To Railways In Delhi Stampede Case
The Delhi High Court told the Indian Railways not to take it for granted as it expressed its displeasure over the national transporter's failure to file an affidavit in a matter related to last year's stampede at the New Delhi railway station
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"Peace Lasted 2 Days": Late-Night Hosts Roast Trump Over Maduro Capture
Late-night television returned this week with Jimmy Kimmel and other hosts addressing the biggest story of the new year: The US invasion of Venezuela
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In US Lobbying Firm's Filings, No Mention Of Trump Mediating In Op Sindoor
Newly examined US public disclosures have cast fresh doubt on former President Donald Trump's repeated assertions that Washington brokered a ceasefire between India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor in May last year.
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Arrest US Attack Supporters: The Last Decree Signed By Maduro Before Capture
The Venezuelan government on Monday published a decree declaring a State of External Commotion, granting sweeping powers to the presidency and instructing security forces to detain "any person involved in the promotion or support" of a US attack.
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Venus Williams Still 'Feeling The Fire' Ahead Of Australian Open Record
Williams' last tournament was the US Open in August, not long after returning from a 16-month break.
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Donald Trump Sued For Renaming Kennedy Arts Center After Himself
The board voted last Thursday to change the name of the center to The Donald J Trump and The John F Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts.
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Xiaomi 17 Ultra Reportedly Listed on US FCC and IMEI Databases, Hinting at Imminent Global Debut
Xiaomi 17 Ultra has been in rumours for the last few months. Ahead of the formal launch, the handset has allegedly been spotted on the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) website and IMEI database, pretty much confirming its arrival. The listings reveal the connectivity options of the phone. It is speculated to go official on December 26.
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Indian Woman, 60, In US For 30 Years, Detained During Green Card Interview
A 60-year-old Indian origin woman was detained in the United States by immigration officers during the last round of her green card interview.
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"Trash Panda" 2: Raccoon Who Burgled Liquor Store Now Strikes Karate Studio For Snacks
A raccoon that broke into a liquor store in the US and passed out after getting drunk last month has again caused chaos.
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What Is Savak? A Look At Iran's Dreaded Shah-Era Secret Police Amid Protests
Weeks of nationwide anti-government protests in Iran against the ever-deepening economic crisis, which has shown no signs of improvement in years, have brought renewed focus on the nation's pre-revolution history, notably Savak.
-
Ports, Drones, Red Sea Access: Why Somaliland Is A Contested Strategic Prize
Since Israel recognised Somaliland last month, the self-declared republic on the Gulf of Aden has become central to a struggle over military access, ports and regional influence across the Red Sea corridor.
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How Trump Sent A "Stay Away From Americas" Warning To China With Maduro Raid
Among the many goals of last week's US military operation that captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was to send China a message: stay away from the Americas.
-
US Launches Retaliatory Strikes Against Islamic State In Syria
The US has launched another round of retaliatory strikes against the Islamic State in Syria following last months ambush that killed two US soldiers and one American civilian interpreter in the country.
-
"Be Prepared To Intervene": Son Of Irans Last Shah's 'Urgent' Message To Trump
The exiled son of Iran's late shah on Friday appealed to US President Donald Trump to intervene urgently as protests persisted in the Islamic republic.
-
All About Jonathan Ross, Iraq War Veteran Who Shot 37-Year-Old Mother In US
The federal agent who shot and killed a driver in Minneapolis is an Iraq War veteran who has served for nearly two decades in the Border Patrol and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to records
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'Dont Take Us For Granted': Court To Railways In Delhi Stampede Case
The Delhi High Court told the Indian Railways not to take it for granted as it expressed its displeasure over the national transporter's failure to file an affidavit in a matter related to last year's stampede at the New Delhi railway station
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"Peace Lasted 2 Days": Late-Night Hosts Roast Trump Over Maduro Capture
Late-night television returned this week with Jimmy Kimmel and other hosts addressing the biggest story of the new year: The US invasion of Venezuela
-
In US Lobbying Firm's Filings, No Mention Of Trump Mediating In Op Sindoor
Newly examined US public disclosures have cast fresh doubt on former President Donald Trump's repeated assertions that Washington brokered a ceasefire between India and Pakistan during Operation Sindoor in May last year.
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Arrest US Attack Supporters: The Last Decree Signed By Maduro Before Capture
The Venezuelan government on Monday published a decree declaring a State of External Commotion, granting sweeping powers to the presidency and instructing security forces to detain "any person involved in the promotion or support" of a US attack.
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Venus Williams Still 'Feeling The Fire' Ahead Of Australian Open Record
Williams' last tournament was the US Open in August, not long after returning from a 16-month break.
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Donald Trump Sued For Renaming Kennedy Arts Center After Himself
The board voted last Thursday to change the name of the center to The Donald J Trump and The John F Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts.
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Xiaomi 17 Ultra Reportedly Listed on US FCC and IMEI Databases, Hinting at Imminent Global Debut
Xiaomi 17 Ultra has been in rumours for the last few months. Ahead of the formal launch, the handset has allegedly been spotted on the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) website and IMEI database, pretty much confirming its arrival. The listings reveal the connectivity options of the phone. It is speculated to go official on December 26.
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Indian Woman, 60, In US For 30 Years, Detained During Green Card Interview
A 60-year-old Indian origin woman was detained in the United States by immigration officers during the last round of her green card interview.
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"Trash Panda" 2: Raccoon Who Burgled Liquor Store Now Strikes Karate Studio For Snacks
A raccoon that broke into a liquor store in the US and passed out after getting drunk last month has again caused chaos.
