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After US, Now Canada Puts Iran's Revolutionary Guards On Terror List
Iran condemned Canada's listing of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization as "an unwise and unconventional politically-motivated step," Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nasser Kanaani was quoted as saying.
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Canada Declares Iran's Revolutionary Guards A Terrorist Group
Ottawa on Wednesday listed Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist entity, while calling on Canadians in the Islamic country to leave.
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Why Canada, UK, Ukraine Filed UN Complaint Against Iran Over Plane Crash
Canada, Sweden, Ukraine and Britain on Monday filed a complaint with the United Nations civil aviation agency against Iran over a 2020 plane crash that killed 176 people.
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Canada Sanctions Iran, Russia, Myanmar Over Human Rights Violations
Canada announced Friday sanctions against 67 individuals and nine entities in several countries, including members of Iran's judiciary and prison system for alleged "gross and systematic human rights violations."
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Iran Dismisses Canada Report On Downing Of Flight As "Highly Politicised"
Iran criticised as "highly politicised" on Friday a report by a special Canadian forensic team that accused the country of incompetence and recklessness over the downing of a Ukrainian passenger plane last year.
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Canada Finds "No Evidence" Iran's Downing Of Airliner Was Premeditated
Canada said on Thursday it had found no evidence that Iran's downing of a Ukrainian passenger plane last year had been premeditated, and condemned what it called the incompetence and recklessness of those responsible.
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Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou to Push for Release of Classified Documents in Canada Court
Huawei Technologies Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou and her lawyers are set to attend hearings in a Canadian courtroom via telephone on Monday, arguing for the Canadian attorney general to release more confidential documents relating to her arrest.
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Canada Judge Rules Huawei CFO's Extradition Case Can Proceed
A Canadian judge ruled Wednesday the U. extradition case against a senior Huawei executive can proceed to the next stage, a decision that is expected to further harm relations between China and Canada.
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Canada Urges Iran To Give Access To Downed Airliner's Black Boxes
Iran must give access to the black boxes from a Ukrainian airliner shot down by an Iranian missile in early January, Canada's foreign minister said on Wednesday.
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Canada, Iran At Odds Over Who Should Analyse Downed Plane's Black Boxes
Iran said it had asked the U.S. and French authorities for equipment to download information from black boxes on a downed Ukrainian airliner, potentially angering countries which want the recorders analysed abroad.
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Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou Goes to Canada Court to Fight US Extradition
A senior Huawei executive whose arrest in Vancouver led to a breakdown in Canada-China relations headed to court on Monday to fight extradition to the United States.
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Bodies Of Ukrainian Victims Of Downed Plane Sent Back To Home From Iran
The flag-draped coffins of the 11 Ukrainians who died in a plane mistakenly shot down by Iran during a spike in tensions with Washington arrived in Kiev on Sunday.
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Emotional Trudeau Promises To Pursue Justice For Iran Plane Crash Victims
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, his voice sometimes breaking, on Sunday told a vigil for some of those killed in an Iranian plane disaster that he would "pursue justice and accountability" for what happened.
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"World Is Watching": Canada Warns Iran After Passenger Jet Crash
The Canadian government, under pressure at home to be tougher on Iran over intelligence reports it shot down a passenger jet, on Friday reiterated calls for a full probe into the disaster and warned Tehran that "the world is watching".
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Iran Denies Canada, UK Claims Saying Its Missiles Shot Down Ukraine Plane
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday "multiple" intelligence sources indicate that Iran shot down a Ukrainian airliner after it took off from Tehran, killing all 176 on board, including 63 Canadians.
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After US, Now Canada Puts Iran's Revolutionary Guards On Terror List
Iran condemned Canada's listing of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization as "an unwise and unconventional politically-motivated step," Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nasser Kanaani was quoted as saying.
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Canada Declares Iran's Revolutionary Guards A Terrorist Group
Ottawa on Wednesday listed Iran's Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist entity, while calling on Canadians in the Islamic country to leave.
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Why Canada, UK, Ukraine Filed UN Complaint Against Iran Over Plane Crash
Canada, Sweden, Ukraine and Britain on Monday filed a complaint with the United Nations civil aviation agency against Iran over a 2020 plane crash that killed 176 people.
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Canada Sanctions Iran, Russia, Myanmar Over Human Rights Violations
Canada announced Friday sanctions against 67 individuals and nine entities in several countries, including members of Iran's judiciary and prison system for alleged "gross and systematic human rights violations."
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Iran Dismisses Canada Report On Downing Of Flight As "Highly Politicised"
Iran criticised as "highly politicised" on Friday a report by a special Canadian forensic team that accused the country of incompetence and recklessness over the downing of a Ukrainian passenger plane last year.
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Canada Finds "No Evidence" Iran's Downing Of Airliner Was Premeditated
Canada said on Thursday it had found no evidence that Iran's downing of a Ukrainian passenger plane last year had been premeditated, and condemned what it called the incompetence and recklessness of those responsible.
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Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou to Push for Release of Classified Documents in Canada Court
Huawei Technologies Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou and her lawyers are set to attend hearings in a Canadian courtroom via telephone on Monday, arguing for the Canadian attorney general to release more confidential documents relating to her arrest.
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Canada Judge Rules Huawei CFO's Extradition Case Can Proceed
A Canadian judge ruled Wednesday the U. extradition case against a senior Huawei executive can proceed to the next stage, a decision that is expected to further harm relations between China and Canada.
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Canada Urges Iran To Give Access To Downed Airliner's Black Boxes
Iran must give access to the black boxes from a Ukrainian airliner shot down by an Iranian missile in early January, Canada's foreign minister said on Wednesday.
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Canada, Iran At Odds Over Who Should Analyse Downed Plane's Black Boxes
Iran said it had asked the U.S. and French authorities for equipment to download information from black boxes on a downed Ukrainian airliner, potentially angering countries which want the recorders analysed abroad.
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Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou Goes to Canada Court to Fight US Extradition
A senior Huawei executive whose arrest in Vancouver led to a breakdown in Canada-China relations headed to court on Monday to fight extradition to the United States.
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Bodies Of Ukrainian Victims Of Downed Plane Sent Back To Home From Iran
The flag-draped coffins of the 11 Ukrainians who died in a plane mistakenly shot down by Iran during a spike in tensions with Washington arrived in Kiev on Sunday.
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Emotional Trudeau Promises To Pursue Justice For Iran Plane Crash Victims
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, his voice sometimes breaking, on Sunday told a vigil for some of those killed in an Iranian plane disaster that he would "pursue justice and accountability" for what happened.
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"World Is Watching": Canada Warns Iran After Passenger Jet Crash
The Canadian government, under pressure at home to be tougher on Iran over intelligence reports it shot down a passenger jet, on Friday reiterated calls for a full probe into the disaster and warned Tehran that "the world is watching".
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Iran Denies Canada, UK Claims Saying Its Missiles Shot Down Ukraine Plane
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday "multiple" intelligence sources indicate that Iran shot down a Ukrainian airliner after it took off from Tehran, killing all 176 on board, including 63 Canadians.
