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In the complex geopolitical landscape of the Middle East, the ongoing Gaza conflict, with its intricate web of causes and consequences, continues to impact those in Gaza profoundly.

Iranian Regime’s Strategic Maneuvers Amid Gaza Conflict: A Closer Look

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In cities across Iran, retirees from various sectors have taken to the streets in a resounding protest against deteriorating living conditions and neglect of their demands by the government.

Retirees Across Iran Protest Against Pension Crisis and Government Corruption

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A distressing incident occurred on Sunday when sixty-seven girl students from Kowsar Girls’ High School of Art in Zanjan exhibited symptoms of poisoning.

Mass Poisoning of Girl Students in Zanjan Recalls Memories of Earlier...

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Just over two years since Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei realized his ambition for a unified regime, the dream has transformed into a period of significant unrest and plummeting support.

Iran’s Unraveling Unity: Khamenei’s Dream Faces Reality

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The human rights landscape in Iran is rapidly sliding into a severe crisis, with a stark increase in the number of arrests and executions in recent years.

Deteriorating human rights situation in Iran: Escalation in executions and arrests

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Amid the intensifying crisis in the Middle East that has led to the loss of countless innocent lives, the clerical regime in Iran continues its aggressive posturing.

Iranian Regime’s Escalating Rhetoric: A Call for Resolute International Response

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In the shifting geopolitical landscape, Iranian regime supreme leader Ali Khamenei continues his old strategy of warmongering, attempting to mask the evident weaknesses and the volatile conditions within the nation.

Khamenei’s Warmongering and IRGC’s Destructive Role Exposed by the Iranian Resistance

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On October 2, a shocking incident occurred. Nima Keshvari, the administrator of a Telegram channel closely tied to the former president Hassan Rouhani's regime, was found drowned in the Caspian Sea.

Suspicious drowning in the Caspian Sea: Delving deep into Iran’s internal...

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In a stark blow to freedom of the press, two Iranian journalists, Niloufar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi, who had reported on the death and burial of Mahsa Amini, have been handed hefty prison sentences totaling 25 years.

Two journalists sentenced to 25 years for reporting on Mahsa Amini’s...

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Contrary to Khamenei's assertions of expanding Iran's strategic depth, certain factions argue that Khamenei has significantly diminished the country's geopolitical strengths.

Iran’s media reveals economic and environmental crisis amidst regime propaganda

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