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Iran Woman Who Stripped At University Not Seen Since. What We Know
Two days back, a young Iranian woman took the Internet by storm when she stripped to her underwear on a Tehran university campus, apparently to protest against the country's strict dress code for women.
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Vice President To Visit Tehran To Attend Iran President's Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral of Iran President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian and others killed in helicopter crash will be held tomorrow at Tehran University, in the capital city of Iran.
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Iran Forces Crackdown On Students In Anti-Hijab Protests
Iranian security forces cracked down on a student protest overnight at a top Tehran university amid the wave of women-led demonstrations sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, rights groups said Monday.
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Leading Iran University Suspends Classes After Clashes: Media
Classes were suspended and moved online Monday at Iran's leading scientific university after clashes erupted overnight on a Tehran campus between students and security forces, local media said.
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Iranian Director Abbas Kiarostami Dies at 76 in France: Report
Abbas Kiarostami who won the coveted Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 1997 for Taste of Cherry, left Tehran last week to undergo treatment for intestinal problems in France
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Iranians Back Nuclear Deal, But Expect Too Much: Poll
Most Iranians back the nuclear deal Tehran signed with world powers, but partly because they wrongly believe it marks an immediate end to all US sanctions, according to a poll published Wednesday.
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Deal or No Deal, Iranian President Faces Headaches at Home
Iran's president has been pursuing a nuclear agreement for two years but even if a deal is reached Hassan Rouhani and his government will soon face mounting political pressure at home.
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Is Iran borrowing North Korea's nuclear playbook?
Critics of the deal to cap Iran's nuclear programme say it repeats mistakes made with North Korea, but analysts say there is little to suggest Tehran will follow Pyongyang's path of broken promises to a nuclear bomb.
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Turkey's 'standing man' to join ranks of icons?
The image was stark: a silent, solitary figure standing in passive defiance to the Turkish prime minister's demand for protesters to clear Taksim Square in central Istanbul.
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Iranian scientist returns after release from US
An Iranian scientist held by the U.S. since late 2011 has returned to Iran.
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Iran shuts schools, offices in capital due to high pollution
Schools, universities and government offices will be closed in Iran's capital Tehran on Tuesday and Wednesday because of high air pollution, the state news agency reported on Monday.
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Buying American in Tehran: iPhones, razors and Coke
Even after decades of diplomatic estrangement and tightening economic sanctions, American products manage to find their way into the Iranian marketplace. The routes are varied: back channel exporters, licensing workarounds and straightforward trade for goods not covered by the US embargoes over Iran's nuclear programme.
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Iran Woman Who Stripped At University Not Seen Since. What We Know
Two days back, a young Iranian woman took the Internet by storm when she stripped to her underwear on a Tehran university campus, apparently to protest against the country's strict dress code for women.
-
Vice President To Visit Tehran To Attend Iran President's Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral of Iran President Ebrahim Raisi, Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian and others killed in helicopter crash will be held tomorrow at Tehran University, in the capital city of Iran.
-
Iran Forces Crackdown On Students In Anti-Hijab Protests
Iranian security forces cracked down on a student protest overnight at a top Tehran university amid the wave of women-led demonstrations sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, rights groups said Monday.
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Leading Iran University Suspends Classes After Clashes: Media
Classes were suspended and moved online Monday at Iran's leading scientific university after clashes erupted overnight on a Tehran campus between students and security forces, local media said.
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Iranian Director Abbas Kiarostami Dies at 76 in France: Report
Abbas Kiarostami who won the coveted Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 1997 for Taste of Cherry, left Tehran last week to undergo treatment for intestinal problems in France
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Iranians Back Nuclear Deal, But Expect Too Much: Poll
Most Iranians back the nuclear deal Tehran signed with world powers, but partly because they wrongly believe it marks an immediate end to all US sanctions, according to a poll published Wednesday.
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Deal or No Deal, Iranian President Faces Headaches at Home
Iran's president has been pursuing a nuclear agreement for two years but even if a deal is reached Hassan Rouhani and his government will soon face mounting political pressure at home.
-
Is Iran borrowing North Korea's nuclear playbook?
Critics of the deal to cap Iran's nuclear programme say it repeats mistakes made with North Korea, but analysts say there is little to suggest Tehran will follow Pyongyang's path of broken promises to a nuclear bomb.
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Turkey's 'standing man' to join ranks of icons?
The image was stark: a silent, solitary figure standing in passive defiance to the Turkish prime minister's demand for protesters to clear Taksim Square in central Istanbul.
-
Iranian scientist returns after release from US
An Iranian scientist held by the U.S. since late 2011 has returned to Iran.
-
Iran shuts schools, offices in capital due to high pollution
Schools, universities and government offices will be closed in Iran's capital Tehran on Tuesday and Wednesday because of high air pollution, the state news agency reported on Monday.
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Buying American in Tehran: iPhones, razors and Coke
Even after decades of diplomatic estrangement and tightening economic sanctions, American products manage to find their way into the Iranian marketplace. The routes are varied: back channel exporters, licensing workarounds and straightforward trade for goods not covered by the US embargoes over Iran's nuclear programme.
