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2 Judges Shot Dead, 1 Injured Outside Iran's Supreme Court In Tehran
Two judges were killed in a shooting attack on Saturday outside the Supreme Court building in Tehran.
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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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Pakistan Violated Vienna Convention In Kulbhushan Jadhav Case, Remedies Due: World Court To UN
Pakistan violated its obligations under the Vienna Convention in the case of Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav, International Court of Justice (ICJ) President Judge Abduylqawi Yusuf told the United Nations General Assembly.
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Iran Ordered To Pay $104.7 Million Over 1996 Truck Bomb Attack: US Judge
A federal judge in Washington, D.C. on Monday ordered Iran to pay $104.7 million to victims of a June 1996 truck bombing in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia that killed 19 U.S. military personnel, though it is unclear when and how the plaintiffs might collect.
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UN Court Has No Jurisdiction In Iran Sanctions Case: United States
The United States told UN judges Tuesday they had no jurisdiction to rule on Tehran's demand for them to order the suspension of debilitating nuclear-related sanctions against Iran.
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Judge's Stay Of Trump Order Triggers Race To Enter US
Most of the more than 40 people from Iran who arrived at Logan International Airport on Saturday afternoon were ecstatic, the first wave of travelers to come to the United States a week after President Donald Trump banned them from entering the country.
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Victims of 1983 Marine Base Bombing in Beirut Lose Quest for Iranian Assets
Relatives of US soldiers killed and wounded in a 1983 Beirut bombing have been barred by a US judge from seeking $1.6 billion in assets belonging to Iran's central bank and held by a unit of German exchange operator Deutsche Boerse.
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Woman Jailed in Iran for Protesting Volleyball Ban Declares Hunger Strike
British-Iranian woman Ghoncheh Ghavami is protesting because the judge is yet to officially confirm her one-year prison sentence.
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British Lawmakers Say Iran's President Hassan Rouhani Should be Trusted
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani should be trusted over Tehran's nuclear programme but he must be judged on his actions not words, British lawmakers said in a report on Monday.
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Iran Denies Facebook CEO Summoned to Court
An Iranian prosecutor has denied reports that a local judge ordered Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg to appear in court to answer complaints by individuals who say Facebook-owned applications Instagram and Whatsapp violate their privacy.
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Iran Judge Summons Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to Court
A judge in southern Iran has ordered Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg to appear in court to answer complaints by individuals who say Facebook-owned applications Instagram and Whatsapp violate their privacy, semiofficial news agency ISNA reported Tuesday.
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Iranian Judge Summons Mark Zuckerberg for Breach of Privacy
Zuckerberg, whose company owns WhatsApp and Instagram, is unlikely to heed the summons.
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Oil holds near $111, timing of rise in Iran exports unclear
Oil prices held near $111 a barrel on Tuesday as investors judged the historic deal between Iran and world powers would bring no immediate increase in crude oil supplies from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) member.
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Iran amends law on stoning for adultery
Iran has amended its internationally condemned law on stoning convicted adulterers to death to allow judges to impose a different form of execution, according to the revision seen by AFP on Thursday.
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Iran, al-Qaida, Taliban told to pay $6 billion for 9/11
Al-Qaida, the Taliban and Iran should pay $6 billion to relatives of Sept. 11 victims for aiding in the 2001 terrorist attacks, a federal magistrate judge recommended on Monday in a largely symbolic decision. Even though it will be nearly impossible to collect damages, plaintiff Ellen Saracini, whose husband, Victor, was the captain of one of the p...
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2 Judges Shot Dead, 1 Injured Outside Iran's Supreme Court In Tehran
Two judges were killed in a shooting attack on Saturday outside the Supreme Court building in Tehran.
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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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Pakistan Violated Vienna Convention In Kulbhushan Jadhav Case, Remedies Due: World Court To UN
Pakistan violated its obligations under the Vienna Convention in the case of Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav, International Court of Justice (ICJ) President Judge Abduylqawi Yusuf told the United Nations General Assembly.
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Iran Ordered To Pay $104.7 Million Over 1996 Truck Bomb Attack: US Judge
A federal judge in Washington, D.C. on Monday ordered Iran to pay $104.7 million to victims of a June 1996 truck bombing in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia that killed 19 U.S. military personnel, though it is unclear when and how the plaintiffs might collect.
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UN Court Has No Jurisdiction In Iran Sanctions Case: United States
The United States told UN judges Tuesday they had no jurisdiction to rule on Tehran's demand for them to order the suspension of debilitating nuclear-related sanctions against Iran.
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Judge's Stay Of Trump Order Triggers Race To Enter US
Most of the more than 40 people from Iran who arrived at Logan International Airport on Saturday afternoon were ecstatic, the first wave of travelers to come to the United States a week after President Donald Trump banned them from entering the country.
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Victims of 1983 Marine Base Bombing in Beirut Lose Quest for Iranian Assets
Relatives of US soldiers killed and wounded in a 1983 Beirut bombing have been barred by a US judge from seeking $1.6 billion in assets belonging to Iran's central bank and held by a unit of German exchange operator Deutsche Boerse.
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Woman Jailed in Iran for Protesting Volleyball Ban Declares Hunger Strike
British-Iranian woman Ghoncheh Ghavami is protesting because the judge is yet to officially confirm her one-year prison sentence.
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British Lawmakers Say Iran's President Hassan Rouhani Should be Trusted
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani should be trusted over Tehran's nuclear programme but he must be judged on his actions not words, British lawmakers said in a report on Monday.
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Iran Denies Facebook CEO Summoned to Court
An Iranian prosecutor has denied reports that a local judge ordered Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg to appear in court to answer complaints by individuals who say Facebook-owned applications Instagram and Whatsapp violate their privacy.
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Iran Judge Summons Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to Court
A judge in southern Iran has ordered Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg to appear in court to answer complaints by individuals who say Facebook-owned applications Instagram and Whatsapp violate their privacy, semiofficial news agency ISNA reported Tuesday.
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Iranian Judge Summons Mark Zuckerberg for Breach of Privacy
Zuckerberg, whose company owns WhatsApp and Instagram, is unlikely to heed the summons.
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Oil holds near $111, timing of rise in Iran exports unclear
Oil prices held near $111 a barrel on Tuesday as investors judged the historic deal between Iran and world powers would bring no immediate increase in crude oil supplies from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) member.
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Iran amends law on stoning for adultery
Iran has amended its internationally condemned law on stoning convicted adulterers to death to allow judges to impose a different form of execution, according to the revision seen by AFP on Thursday.
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Iran, al-Qaida, Taliban told to pay $6 billion for 9/11
Al-Qaida, the Taliban and Iran should pay $6 billion to relatives of Sept. 11 victims for aiding in the 2001 terrorist attacks, a federal magistrate judge recommended on Monday in a largely symbolic decision. Even though it will be nearly impossible to collect damages, plaintiff Ellen Saracini, whose husband, Victor, was the captain of one of the p...
