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Iran
In a bid to restart nuclear talks, Iran converted a third of its highly enriched uranium into a powder that is difficult to reprocess into weapons. Iran’s proposal for a partial suspension of uranium enrichment was rejected by the US. Clerics called the near collapse of the national currency a US-led conspiracy to wage economic war on Iran.
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Iran
Iran regime fears widespread chaos over rial collapse
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Iran
Sanctions, currency chaos igniting unrest in outcast Iran
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Afghanistan
Russia keeps door open to Pakistan after Putin cancels trip
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Iran
As Rial Slides, So Do Iranians’ Dreams
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Iran
Clashes and Protest Over Iran Currency Plunge Hit Tehran
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Iran
In Tehran, riot police clashed with demonstrators protesting against President Ahmadinejad, blaming him for the plummeting currency. Cyberattacks on Iranian infrastructure and communications companies disrupted internet services.
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IRGC
Qassim Suleimani, Iran’s Master of Iraq Chaos, Still Vexes the US
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Iran
Iran may still be years away from any nuclear-armed missile
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Iran
Iranian economy on verge of collapse, says Israel
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Iran
Iran’s rial hits an all-time-low against the US dollar
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Iran
Tehran split over billions spent to support Assad’s regime
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Israel
Jewish groups say conspiracy theory over anti-Islam film won’t die
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Azerbaijan
Insight: Azerbaijan eyes aiding Israel against Iran
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Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said Iran would have enough uranium to make a nuclear bomb by next summer and that a “red line” should be drawn to stop it. Iran warned it would retaliate against any attack.
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Sudan
EXCLUSIVE: Senior al Qaeda figure ‘living in Libyan capital’
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Israel
UN nuclear inspectors in acute dilemma if Iran faces attack
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Iran
A senior commander of the Republican Guards said a cyber war was more dangerous to Iran than a physical war. President Ahmadinejad railed against Israel and the US in a speech at the UN.
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Iran
Muslim rage over Prophet film fed by hunt for America’s free speech `red lines’
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Iran
Iran cut off Internet access to Google search, YouTube, and Gmail. A government news agency said the reason was YouTube’s refusal to take down an inflammatory movie trailer about the Prophet Mohammed. Others cited the use of social media in anti-government demonstrations.
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Iran
A senior member of parliament accused the IAEA of passing nuclear secrets to Israel. A senior IRGC commander said Iran could launch a preemptive strike against Israel and that Iran would also target US bases in the region.
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Iran
Iran accused a German company of attempting to sabotage its nuclear program by planting explosives inside its equipment. An Iranian Republican Guard commander expected Iran to go to war with Israel.
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Iran
The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization admitted supplying the UN with false information on its nuclear program. Four Western countries accused Iran of supplying arms to the Syrian government.
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Iran
Cyberwar on Iran more widespread than first thought, say researchers
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Iran
Iran preparing internal version of Internet
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Iran
Iran shows no hesitation about intervening in Syria
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Afghanistan
Afghanistan: Surrendering rebels say Pakistan, Iran aided them
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Free Syrian Army
Turks Weary of Leaders’ Support for Syria Uprising
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Iran
The EU’s foreign policy chief will meet with Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator. Britain said Western nations would step up sanctions against Iran if negotiations failed. Iran deployed a Russian-made submarine in the Persian Gulf.
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Denmark
Rushdie: Copenhagen was a threat
