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Trump Campaign Hacked: How Iran, China, Russia Are Targeting US Elections
Federal prosecutors in the United States have today filed criminal charges in the case. The hackers had allegedly targeted members of former president Donald Trump's campaign.
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Iran Issues Arrest Warrant For Trump Over Killing Of Top General Qassem Soleimani: Report
Iran has issued an arrest warrant for US President Donald Trump and 35 others over the killing of top general Qassem Soleimani and has asked Interpol for help, Tehran prosecutor Ali Alqasimehr said on Monday, according to the Fars news agency.
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Huawei Accused of Stealing Trade Secrets, Assisting Iran by US
US prosecutors on Thursday accused Huawei of stealing trade secrets and helping Iran track protesters in its latest indictment against the Chinese company, escalating the US battle with the world's largest telecommunications equipment maker.
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Ukraine Asks Iran To Hand Over Black Boxes Of Downed Jet
Ukraine has asked Iran to hand over the black box flight recorders of a Ukrainian passenger plane that crashed after being hit by an Iranian missile, prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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Chinese Tech Executive Lied To Evade Sanctions On Iran, US Charges
Nearly a week after her arrest at a Canadian airport, the U.S. charges against Chinese tech executive Meng Wanzhou finally took shape Friday as a prosecutor outlined alleged efforts to conceal the ownership of a company suspected of trying to skirt U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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7 Dead As Iran Teen Botches Homemade Fireworks
An Iranian teenager, who was making fireworks at home for a festival ahead of the Persian New Year blew up his home, killing himself and six other family members, a prosecutor said on Saturday. The house in the northwestern city of Ardebil was flattened by the force of the blast, the city's prosecutor general, Naser Atabati, told the judiciary's Mi...
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How US-Iran Prisoner Swap Drama Unfolded In Fits And Starts
The first glimpse of a secretly negotiated US-Iran prisoner exchange came on Saturday in a flurry of early morning electronic filings in federal courts from New York to California as prosecutors dropped sanctions violations cases against more than half a dozen Iranians.
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Bahrain Jails 5 for Iran-Linked Militancy, Strips Their Citizenship
Five Bahrainis were convicted of conspiring with Iran to carry out attacks inside Bahrain, sentenced to life imprisonment and stripped of their citizenship, Bahrain's Public Prosecutor was cited as saying by state news agency BNA reported.
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Former Iranian President Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani's Son Jailed for Corruption
Mehdi Hashemi Rafsanjani, the son of Iran's former president Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, has been handed down three jail sentences amounting to 15 years on corruption and security charges, Iran's chief prosecutor told state media on Sunday.
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More Than 400,000 Rally in Buenos Aires Over Alberto Nisman Death
More than 400,000 people demanding justice marched in symbolic silence on Wednesday in soaking Buenos Aires to mark a month since the suspicious death of a prosecutor who was ready to accuse the Argentine president of a massive cover-up.
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Case of US Journalist Goes to Iran Revolutionary Court
The case of a US-Iranian correspondent for the Washington Post who has been detained since July is to go before the Islamic republic's revolutionary court, Tehran's prosecutor general said on Wednesday.
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Iran Prosecutor Gives Government 30 Days to Block WhatsApp and Viber
The judiciary has given the government one month to block WhatsApp and other popular instant messaging services.
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Iran Prosecutor Gives Government 30 Days to Block Social Media
Iran's hardline judiciary has given the government one month to block WhatsApp and other popular instant messaging services, as pressure mounts on reformist President Hassan Rouhani to scale back his social and political liberalisation.
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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 Denies Summoning Zuckerberg to Court, Banning Instagram and WhatsApp
Official news agency IRNA quotes Shiraz Chief Prosecutor Ali Alghasimehr as saying Zuckerberg has not been summoned to court.
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Trump Campaign Hacked: How Iran, China, Russia Are Targeting US Elections
Federal prosecutors in the United States have today filed criminal charges in the case. The hackers had allegedly targeted members of former president Donald Trump's campaign.
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Iran Issues Arrest Warrant For Trump Over Killing Of Top General Qassem Soleimani: Report
Iran has issued an arrest warrant for US President Donald Trump and 35 others over the killing of top general Qassem Soleimani and has asked Interpol for help, Tehran prosecutor Ali Alqasimehr said on Monday, according to the Fars news agency.
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Huawei Accused of Stealing Trade Secrets, Assisting Iran by US
US prosecutors on Thursday accused Huawei of stealing trade secrets and helping Iran track protesters in its latest indictment against the Chinese company, escalating the US battle with the world's largest telecommunications equipment maker.
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Ukraine Asks Iran To Hand Over Black Boxes Of Downed Jet
Ukraine has asked Iran to hand over the black box flight recorders of a Ukrainian passenger plane that crashed after being hit by an Iranian missile, prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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Chinese Tech Executive Lied To Evade Sanctions On Iran, US Charges
Nearly a week after her arrest at a Canadian airport, the U.S. charges against Chinese tech executive Meng Wanzhou finally took shape Friday as a prosecutor outlined alleged efforts to conceal the ownership of a company suspected of trying to skirt U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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7 Dead As Iran Teen Botches Homemade Fireworks
An Iranian teenager, who was making fireworks at home for a festival ahead of the Persian New Year blew up his home, killing himself and six other family members, a prosecutor said on Saturday. The house in the northwestern city of Ardebil was flattened by the force of the blast, the city's prosecutor general, Naser Atabati, told the judiciary's Mi...
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How US-Iran Prisoner Swap Drama Unfolded In Fits And Starts
The first glimpse of a secretly negotiated US-Iran prisoner exchange came on Saturday in a flurry of early morning electronic filings in federal courts from New York to California as prosecutors dropped sanctions violations cases against more than half a dozen Iranians.
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Bahrain Jails 5 for Iran-Linked Militancy, Strips Their Citizenship
Five Bahrainis were convicted of conspiring with Iran to carry out attacks inside Bahrain, sentenced to life imprisonment and stripped of their citizenship, Bahrain's Public Prosecutor was cited as saying by state news agency BNA reported.
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Former Iranian President Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani's Son Jailed for Corruption
Mehdi Hashemi Rafsanjani, the son of Iran's former president Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, has been handed down three jail sentences amounting to 15 years on corruption and security charges, Iran's chief prosecutor told state media on Sunday.
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More Than 400,000 Rally in Buenos Aires Over Alberto Nisman Death
More than 400,000 people demanding justice marched in symbolic silence on Wednesday in soaking Buenos Aires to mark a month since the suspicious death of a prosecutor who was ready to accuse the Argentine president of a massive cover-up.
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Case of US Journalist Goes to Iran Revolutionary Court
The case of a US-Iranian correspondent for the Washington Post who has been detained since July is to go before the Islamic republic's revolutionary court, Tehran's prosecutor general said on Wednesday.
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Iran Prosecutor Gives Government 30 Days to Block WhatsApp and Viber
The judiciary has given the government one month to block WhatsApp and other popular instant messaging services.
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Iran Prosecutor Gives Government 30 Days to Block Social Media
Iran's hardline judiciary has given the government one month to block WhatsApp and other popular instant messaging services, as pressure mounts on reformist President Hassan Rouhani to scale back his social and political liberalisation.
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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 Denies Summoning Zuckerberg to Court, Banning Instagram and WhatsApp
Official news agency IRNA quotes Shiraz Chief Prosecutor Ali Alghasimehr as saying Zuckerberg has not been summoned to court.
