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Woman Riding Motorbikes On Tehran Streets Latest Sign Of Societal Change
While women can now hold jobs, political office and a car license, since its 1979 Islamic Revolution the country has imposed a strictly conservative, Shiite Islam understanding of conduct by women.
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"Big Lie": Iran Junks US' Claim That Tehran Trying To Kill Israeli Envoy
The United States and Israel on Friday accused Iran of trying to kill the Israeli ambassador to Mexico, with Tehran rejecting the claim as a "big lie" and the Mexican government saying it was not aware.
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"Iran Has Been Asking If US Sanctions Could Be Lifted": President Trump
US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that Iran has been asking if US sanctions against the country can be lifted.
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Irans 'Hostage Diplomacy': How Tehran Uses Arrests To Extract Concessions
Iran, since the Islamic revolution, has employed the tactic of arresting Westerners in a bid to extract concessions from its foes, in a strategy of "hostage diplomacy" that has long presented Europe and the US with a dilemma.
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How 6 Americans Used A Hollywood Movie To Escape The Iran Hostage Crisis
November 4, 2025 marks the 46th anniversary of the Iran hostage crisis when 66 Americans were taken hostage at the Embassy of the US in Tehran
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US Must "Abandon" Israel Support For Any Cooperation With Iran: Khamenei
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said on Monday that Tehran would only consider cooperation with the United States if it changed its policy in the region, including supporting Israel.
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Iran Tackles Unauthorised Crypto Mining After 95 Percent of Bitcoin Mining Devices Found Operating Illegally
Iran’s electricity regulator has revealed that 95 percent of the country’s 427,000 Bitcoin mining machines operate without licences, consuming over 1,400 megawatts of subsidised power daily. Authorities have shut down 104 illegal farms and seized 1,465 devices in Tehran Province alone. A new public-reporting scheme offers cash rewards to citize...
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Tehran's Main Source Of Drinking Water To Run Dry In 2 Weeks: Official
Tehran's main source of drinking water is at risk of running dry within two weeks, state media warned on Sunday, owing to a historic drought.
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Iran Vows to Rebuild Nuclear Sites 'Stronger Than Before' After US Strikes
Iran said on Sunday that it would rebuild nuclear sites damaged by Israeli and US strikes "stronger than before", as mediator Oman urged Tehran and Washington to revive stalled diplomacy.
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Iran Sentences 2 French Citizens To A Combined 63 Years In Jail For Spying
An Iranian court sentenced two French citizens to a combined 63 years in prison on espionage and national security charges, the country's judiciary said Tuesday, likely further straining relations between Tehran and Paris.
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Trump's Call For Peace 'At Odds' With Hostile Behaviour Of US, Says Iran
Iran said on Tuesday that US President Donald Trump's call for a peace deal with Tehran was inconsistent with Washington's actions, referring to its strikes on Iranian nuclear sites in June.
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'Ready When You Are': Trump To Tehran On Nuclear Deal With Iran
The United States is prepared to make a deal with Iran when Tehran is ready, US President Donald Trump said in a speech to the Israeli parliament on Monday.
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Iran's Clerical Leaders Face Existential Crisis After UN Sanctions
The UN reimposed sanctions on Iran after last-ditch talks between Tehran and European powers failed to resolve the latest of decades of standoffs over Iran's nuclear program.
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Sweeping UN Sanctions Return To Hit Iran After A Decade As Nuclear Talks Fail
The sanctions, three months after Israel and the United States bombed Iran, bar dealings related to Tehran's nuclear and ballistic missiles program.
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Iran Carried Out An Undeclared Missile Test Despite War With Israel
Iran has likely carried out an undeclared missile test at its Imam Khomeini Spaceport, satellite photos showed Thursday, underlining Tehran's effort to maintain its weapons program despite the 12-day war with Israel in June.
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Woman Riding Motorbikes On Tehran Streets Latest Sign Of Societal Change
While women can now hold jobs, political office and a car license, since its 1979 Islamic Revolution the country has imposed a strictly conservative, Shiite Islam understanding of conduct by women.
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"Big Lie": Iran Junks US' Claim That Tehran Trying To Kill Israeli Envoy
The United States and Israel on Friday accused Iran of trying to kill the Israeli ambassador to Mexico, with Tehran rejecting the claim as a "big lie" and the Mexican government saying it was not aware.
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"Iran Has Been Asking If US Sanctions Could Be Lifted": President Trump
US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that Iran has been asking if US sanctions against the country can be lifted.
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Irans 'Hostage Diplomacy': How Tehran Uses Arrests To Extract Concessions
Iran, since the Islamic revolution, has employed the tactic of arresting Westerners in a bid to extract concessions from its foes, in a strategy of "hostage diplomacy" that has long presented Europe and the US with a dilemma.
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How 6 Americans Used A Hollywood Movie To Escape The Iran Hostage Crisis
November 4, 2025 marks the 46th anniversary of the Iran hostage crisis when 66 Americans were taken hostage at the Embassy of the US in Tehran
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US Must "Abandon" Israel Support For Any Cooperation With Iran: Khamenei
Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said on Monday that Tehran would only consider cooperation with the United States if it changed its policy in the region, including supporting Israel.
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Iran Tackles Unauthorised Crypto Mining After 95 Percent of Bitcoin Mining Devices Found Operating Illegally
Iran’s electricity regulator has revealed that 95 percent of the country’s 427,000 Bitcoin mining machines operate without licences, consuming over 1,400 megawatts of subsidised power daily. Authorities have shut down 104 illegal farms and seized 1,465 devices in Tehran Province alone. A new public-reporting scheme offers cash rewards to citize...
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Tehran's Main Source Of Drinking Water To Run Dry In 2 Weeks: Official
Tehran's main source of drinking water is at risk of running dry within two weeks, state media warned on Sunday, owing to a historic drought.
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Iran Vows to Rebuild Nuclear Sites 'Stronger Than Before' After US Strikes
Iran said on Sunday that it would rebuild nuclear sites damaged by Israeli and US strikes "stronger than before", as mediator Oman urged Tehran and Washington to revive stalled diplomacy.
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Iran Sentences 2 French Citizens To A Combined 63 Years In Jail For Spying
An Iranian court sentenced two French citizens to a combined 63 years in prison on espionage and national security charges, the country's judiciary said Tuesday, likely further straining relations between Tehran and Paris.
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Trump's Call For Peace 'At Odds' With Hostile Behaviour Of US, Says Iran
Iran said on Tuesday that US President Donald Trump's call for a peace deal with Tehran was inconsistent with Washington's actions, referring to its strikes on Iranian nuclear sites in June.
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'Ready When You Are': Trump To Tehran On Nuclear Deal With Iran
The United States is prepared to make a deal with Iran when Tehran is ready, US President Donald Trump said in a speech to the Israeli parliament on Monday.
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Iran's Clerical Leaders Face Existential Crisis After UN Sanctions
The UN reimposed sanctions on Iran after last-ditch talks between Tehran and European powers failed to resolve the latest of decades of standoffs over Iran's nuclear program.
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Sweeping UN Sanctions Return To Hit Iran After A Decade As Nuclear Talks Fail
The sanctions, three months after Israel and the United States bombed Iran, bar dealings related to Tehran's nuclear and ballistic missiles program.
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Iran Carried Out An Undeclared Missile Test Despite War With Israel
Iran has likely carried out an undeclared missile test at its Imam Khomeini Spaceport, satellite photos showed Thursday, underlining Tehran's effort to maintain its weapons program despite the 12-day war with Israel in June.
