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How Iran's Proxy Wars, Regional Conflict Brought It Close To US Confrontation
Over the first quarter of this century, Iran has been involved in four major regional conflicts in Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen.
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Iran's Silent Allies: Baghdad To Beirut, Why Is No One Picking Up The Phone
For more than four decades, Iran has built an alliance of proxy forces across the Middle East, a self-styled "Axis of Resistance", to project power, repel US and Israeli influence, and insulate itself from direct confrontation.
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Stop Israel From Bombing Iran's Oil Sites, Gulf States Urge US
Gulf states are lobbying Washington to stop Israel from attacking Iran's oil sites because they are concerned their own oil facilities could come under fire from Tehran's proxies if the conflict escalates, three Gulf sources told Reuters.
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Explained: How Fallout Of Iran-Israel Conflict Could Impact Global Politics
To shed light on the intricate dynamics at play, NDTV spoke with Simon Mabon, Professor of International Politics at Lancaster University and author of multiple books on the Middle East, to understand the status quo and what the future might hold.
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Israel-Iran Tensions Highlights: S Jaishankar Speaks To Iranian, Israeli Counterparts, Discusses West Asia Situation
Israel-Iran Conflict Live Updates: Iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles at Israel in an unprecedented attack late Saturday, the Israeli army announced, in a major escalation of the long-running covert war between the regional foes.
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Iran Could Attack Israel Within 24 Hours, US Rushes Warships To Aid Ally
Israel is bracing for a direct attack by Iran as warnings grow of retaliation for the killing last week of a senior officer in Iran's embassy in Damascus.
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Saudi, Iran Re-Establish Relations, These Regions Can Be Affected By Deal
Here is a summary of the situation in parts of the Middle East where Iran and Saudi Arabia have been involved in proxy conflicts and which could be affected by a Beijing-brokered deal.
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Russian Proxy Courts Jail Three Ukrainian Soldiers
Kremlin-installed courts in Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine have sentenced three Ukrainian servicemen, including a human rights activist, to lengthy prison terms for allegedly mistreating civilians, Russian investigators said Friday.
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Saudi Arrests, Missiles And Proxy Conflict - All In 5 Days
Even for an OPEC powerhouse intent on re-inventing itself domestically and flexing its muscles in one of the world's most turbulent regions, the past week has been remarkable.
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Najeeb Jung's Tenure Marked By Constant Friction With AAP: 10 Points
In a surprise announcement, Delhi's Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung stepped down from his post today, 18 months before his tenure was scheduled to end. Mr Jung's tenure, which started in July 2013, had been marked with constant conflict with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal since the AAP government came to power in 2015. Mr Kejriwal had alleged that ...
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UN On Syria: Major Powers Feeding 'Military Escalation'
War crimes are "rampant" in Syria, and the conflict has become "a multisided proxy war steered from abroad by an intricate network of alliances," UN investigators said in a new report today.
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Germany Warns of Regional 'Proxy War' in Iraq
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier warned on Sunday that the bloody conflict in Iraq could quickly spin into a regional "proxy war".
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How Iran's Proxy Wars, Regional Conflict Brought It Close To US Confrontation
Over the first quarter of this century, Iran has been involved in four major regional conflicts in Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen.
-
Iran's Silent Allies: Baghdad To Beirut, Why Is No One Picking Up The Phone
For more than four decades, Iran has built an alliance of proxy forces across the Middle East, a self-styled "Axis of Resistance", to project power, repel US and Israeli influence, and insulate itself from direct confrontation.
-
Stop Israel From Bombing Iran's Oil Sites, Gulf States Urge US
Gulf states are lobbying Washington to stop Israel from attacking Iran's oil sites because they are concerned their own oil facilities could come under fire from Tehran's proxies if the conflict escalates, three Gulf sources told Reuters.
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Explained: How Fallout Of Iran-Israel Conflict Could Impact Global Politics
To shed light on the intricate dynamics at play, NDTV spoke with Simon Mabon, Professor of International Politics at Lancaster University and author of multiple books on the Middle East, to understand the status quo and what the future might hold.
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Israel-Iran Tensions Highlights: S Jaishankar Speaks To Iranian, Israeli Counterparts, Discusses West Asia Situation
Israel-Iran Conflict Live Updates: Iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles at Israel in an unprecedented attack late Saturday, the Israeli army announced, in a major escalation of the long-running covert war between the regional foes.
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Iran Could Attack Israel Within 24 Hours, US Rushes Warships To Aid Ally
Israel is bracing for a direct attack by Iran as warnings grow of retaliation for the killing last week of a senior officer in Iran's embassy in Damascus.
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Saudi, Iran Re-Establish Relations, These Regions Can Be Affected By Deal
Here is a summary of the situation in parts of the Middle East where Iran and Saudi Arabia have been involved in proxy conflicts and which could be affected by a Beijing-brokered deal.
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Russian Proxy Courts Jail Three Ukrainian Soldiers
Kremlin-installed courts in Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine have sentenced three Ukrainian servicemen, including a human rights activist, to lengthy prison terms for allegedly mistreating civilians, Russian investigators said Friday.
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Saudi Arrests, Missiles And Proxy Conflict - All In 5 Days
Even for an OPEC powerhouse intent on re-inventing itself domestically and flexing its muscles in one of the world's most turbulent regions, the past week has been remarkable.
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Najeeb Jung's Tenure Marked By Constant Friction With AAP: 10 Points
In a surprise announcement, Delhi's Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung stepped down from his post today, 18 months before his tenure was scheduled to end. Mr Jung's tenure, which started in July 2013, had been marked with constant conflict with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal since the AAP government came to power in 2015. Mr Kejriwal had alleged that ...
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UN On Syria: Major Powers Feeding 'Military Escalation'
War crimes are "rampant" in Syria, and the conflict has become "a multisided proxy war steered from abroad by an intricate network of alliances," UN investigators said in a new report today.
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Germany Warns of Regional 'Proxy War' in Iraq
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier warned on Sunday that the bloody conflict in Iraq could quickly spin into a regional "proxy war".
