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How Iran Immigrant Maky Zanganeh Is Now A Self-Made Billionaire In US
Maky Zanganeh became a billionaire after shares of Summit Therapeutics, where she serves as co-CEO, soared following positive trial data for its promising cancer drug.
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Iran to Launch its Digital Rial CBDC into Public Pilot Phase
The Central Bank of Iran (CBI) is spearheading the trial phase for the digital rial. The trial will be implemented June 21. For now, this trial will remain limited to the Kish Island.
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Iran Sentences Man To Death Over Online Posts During 2022 Protests
An Iranian court has sentenced a man to death over content he posted online during 2022 protests over the death in custody of an Iranian-Kurdish woman, the judiciary said Tuesday.
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Opinion | Biden And His Awkward Jugglery With Domestic Politics, Foreign Goals
Student protests have been galvanised by perceptions that the US is not doing enough to end Israel's action in Gaza. The US, on the other hand, has reiterated its "ironclad" guarantee for Israel's security and has not conditioned any of its continued
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Iran Hangs 4 On Charges Of Spying For Israel
Iran on Monday hanged four members of its Kurdish minority on charges of spying for Israel, defying a campaign for their lives to be spared by rights groups who had described their trial as grossly unfair.
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Iran Rapper Arrested Over Protests Risks Death Penalty, Fears Family
The family of an Iranian rapper detained for supporting protests over Mahsa Amini's death said his life was at risk after he went on trial behind closed doors on Saturday.
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Iran’s CBDC Digital Rial Steps Into Pilot Trial Phase Amid Lack of Infrastructure
Iran is tapping into the blockchain potential and is putting its CBDC Digital Rial into a pilot test phase starting Thursday, September 22. Crypto-Rial has been designed in a way that it is easy to track and even if the data on the smart phones are hacked, the crypto-Rial can be tracked.
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Iran Begins Clinical Trials Of Its Own COVID-19 Vaccine: Report
Iran launched Tuesday the first phase of a clinical trial of a vaccine developed in the Islamic Republic, the region's country hardest hit by the pandemic, state television reported.
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Charlie Hebdo's Republication Of Prophet Cartoon A "Provocation": Iran
Iran has condemned as a "provocation" French magazine Charlie Hebdo's republication of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed to mark the opening of the trial into a 2015 attack on its offices by Islamist extremists.
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"Now To Ensure A Fair Trial": Indian Counsel After Kulbhushan Jadhav Win
With retired Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav getting a reprieve from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Wednesday, Indian lead counsel Harish Salve now aims to ensure that he gets a fair trial in keeping with Pakistan's constitution and is eventually cleared of all charges.
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Reza Zarrab, The Star Witness Unnerving Ankara
It's a case that has captivated Turkey and rattled Ankara: Reza Zarrab has become the star witness in a New York trial over alleged subversion of US economic sanctions against Iran, implicating a former Turkish minister and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Kulbhushan Jadhav Must Not Be Executed, ICJ (UN Court) Tells Pakistan: Highlights
The ICJ or International Court of Justice at the Hague gave its verdict today, ruling in favour of India in the Kulbhushan Jadhav case. The top UN court told Pakistan to take all possible measures to ensure that Mr Jadhav is not executed before the international court gives its final verdict. It also told Pakistan to give consular access to India. ...
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Kulbhushan Jadhav Kidnapped From Iran, No Evidence Against Him, Says India
Kulbhushan Sudhir Jadhav, a former officer of the Indian Navy, was sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court today. Outraged India said the trial was "farcial" since there was no credible evidence against him. If the death sentence was carried out, it would be regarded as a "case of premeditated murder", New Delhi said.
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Parched Director Leena Yadav to Direct a Gay Love Story Next
The film follows the two teens as they are put in prison, go to trial and pay the price for their crimes. A female lawyer, inspired by a real person, attempts to fight for their freedom
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United Nation's Rights Boss Deplores 'Mass Executions' In Iran
The hanging of up to 20 people in Iran this week follows serious doubts about the fairness of their trials and respect for due process, leading to a "grave injustice", the United Nations' top human rights official said tioday.
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How Iran Immigrant Maky Zanganeh Is Now A Self-Made Billionaire In US
Maky Zanganeh became a billionaire after shares of Summit Therapeutics, where she serves as co-CEO, soared following positive trial data for its promising cancer drug.
-
Iran to Launch its Digital Rial CBDC into Public Pilot Phase
The Central Bank of Iran (CBI) is spearheading the trial phase for the digital rial. The trial will be implemented June 21. For now, this trial will remain limited to the Kish Island.
-
Iran Sentences Man To Death Over Online Posts During 2022 Protests
An Iranian court has sentenced a man to death over content he posted online during 2022 protests over the death in custody of an Iranian-Kurdish woman, the judiciary said Tuesday.
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Opinion | Biden And His Awkward Jugglery With Domestic Politics, Foreign Goals
Student protests have been galvanised by perceptions that the US is not doing enough to end Israel's action in Gaza. The US, on the other hand, has reiterated its "ironclad" guarantee for Israel's security and has not conditioned any of its continued
-
Iran Hangs 4 On Charges Of Spying For Israel
Iran on Monday hanged four members of its Kurdish minority on charges of spying for Israel, defying a campaign for their lives to be spared by rights groups who had described their trial as grossly unfair.
-
Iran Rapper Arrested Over Protests Risks Death Penalty, Fears Family
The family of an Iranian rapper detained for supporting protests over Mahsa Amini's death said his life was at risk after he went on trial behind closed doors on Saturday.
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Iran’s CBDC Digital Rial Steps Into Pilot Trial Phase Amid Lack of Infrastructure
Iran is tapping into the blockchain potential and is putting its CBDC Digital Rial into a pilot test phase starting Thursday, September 22. Crypto-Rial has been designed in a way that it is easy to track and even if the data on the smart phones are hacked, the crypto-Rial can be tracked.
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Iran Begins Clinical Trials Of Its Own COVID-19 Vaccine: Report
Iran launched Tuesday the first phase of a clinical trial of a vaccine developed in the Islamic Republic, the region's country hardest hit by the pandemic, state television reported.
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Charlie Hebdo's Republication Of Prophet Cartoon A "Provocation": Iran
Iran has condemned as a "provocation" French magazine Charlie Hebdo's republication of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed to mark the opening of the trial into a 2015 attack on its offices by Islamist extremists.
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"Now To Ensure A Fair Trial": Indian Counsel After Kulbhushan Jadhav Win
With retired Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav getting a reprieve from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Wednesday, Indian lead counsel Harish Salve now aims to ensure that he gets a fair trial in keeping with Pakistan's constitution and is eventually cleared of all charges.
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Reza Zarrab, The Star Witness Unnerving Ankara
It's a case that has captivated Turkey and rattled Ankara: Reza Zarrab has become the star witness in a New York trial over alleged subversion of US economic sanctions against Iran, implicating a former Turkish minister and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Kulbhushan Jadhav Must Not Be Executed, ICJ (UN Court) Tells Pakistan: Highlights
The ICJ or International Court of Justice at the Hague gave its verdict today, ruling in favour of India in the Kulbhushan Jadhav case. The top UN court told Pakistan to take all possible measures to ensure that Mr Jadhav is not executed before the international court gives its final verdict. It also told Pakistan to give consular access to India. ...
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Kulbhushan Jadhav Kidnapped From Iran, No Evidence Against Him, Says India
Kulbhushan Sudhir Jadhav, a former officer of the Indian Navy, was sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court today. Outraged India said the trial was "farcial" since there was no credible evidence against him. If the death sentence was carried out, it would be regarded as a "case of premeditated murder", New Delhi said.
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Parched Director Leena Yadav to Direct a Gay Love Story Next
The film follows the two teens as they are put in prison, go to trial and pay the price for their crimes. A female lawyer, inspired by a real person, attempts to fight for their freedom
-
United Nation's Rights Boss Deplores 'Mass Executions' In Iran
The hanging of up to 20 people in Iran this week follows serious doubts about the fairness of their trials and respect for due process, leading to a "grave injustice", the United Nations' top human rights official said tioday.
