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Tehran Municipality Under Fire For The Word “Islamic” Missing In Street Sign

Radiofarda – Iran’s hardliners have blasted Tehran Municipality for the missing word “Islamic” in a street sign replaced recently. Pictures were posted on social media showing the name of a square in central Tehran as “Republic” instead of “Islamic Republic”. The attacks have forced the municipality authorities to apologize and pledge to punish “culprits” for dropping the word “Islamic”. “Let’s …

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Coup 53: A Re-Enactment of the British and American Role in the Overthrow of Mohammad Mossadegh

Radiozamaneh – “Coup 53“, a documentary by Taghi Amirani, is an extensive visual account of the removal from power of Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh in the 19th August 1953 Coup, a historical event that continues to reverberate as a theme within Iranian society. The Anglo-American-directed operation which unseated Mossadegh has affected the Iranian political scene ever since and has …

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NUFDI Forum: The Islamic Republic’s Religious Persecution in Iran

Shabtabnews – In a webinar on 19th August 2020, various human rights groups discussed the history of the Islamic Republic’s #Iran waged a war on religious minorities. This webinar’s focus was the forty year systemic persecution of the Iranian regime that has resulted in the death, disenfranchisement, and devastation all on the basis of religion. The panellist in this gathering …

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Pompeo To Inform UN That U.S. Will Begin ‘Snapback’ Of Sanctions On Iran

RFL/RE – U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will formally notify the UN Security Council on August 20 that the United States intends to begin the process of restoring UN sanctions on Iran. “The United States intends to restore virtually all of the previously suspended United Nations sanctions on Iran,” President Donald Trump said late on August 19. “It’s a …

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Mosaddegh: The Coup That Failed

Radiofarda – In the early morning hours of August 16, 1953, Colonel Nematollah Nassiri, the commander of the Imperial Guard, delivered a decree hand-signed by Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi to the office of the Prime Minister, Mohammad Mosaddegh. It was an order for the Prime Minister’s dismissal. Hours earlier, Nassiri had handed over another signed order from the Shah to …

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Trump Announces ‘Historic Breakthrough’ Between Israel, UAE

VOA – Israel and the United Arab Emirates have agreed to establish full diplomatic ties as part of a U.S.-brokered deal, President Donald Trump announced Thursday. Trump is calling the agreement the “Abraham Accord” after the father of three monotheistic religions founded in the Middle East — Christianity, Islam and Judaism. It is only the third peace deal Israel has …

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Radiofarda: “Makes No Sense For Any European Country To Support The Iranians Being Able To Have Arms,”Says Pompeo

Radiofarda – U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, speaking about the contentious Belarusian presidential election and the ensuing police crackdown against peaceful protesters, says that “we want good outcomes for the Belarusian people, and we’ll take actions consistent with that.” Pompeo, who earlier condemned the conduct of the election that handed authoritarian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka a sixth-straight term by a …

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U.S. Says Iran Briefly Seizes Oil Tanker Near Strait Of Hormuz

The Iranian Navy has boarded and briefly seized a Liberian-flagged oil tanker near the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. military’s Central Command (CENTCOM) says, amid heightened tensions between Tehran and the United States. CENTCOM published a black-and-white video on August 13 showing what appeared to be special forces fast-roping down from a helicopter onto the MV Wila, whose last position …

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Tensions Between Israel, Iran Mount Following Strikes in Syria

VOA – Tensions between Israel and Iran have been rising quickly in recent days as Israeli forces face off with Iranian-backed militants across the Jewish state’s borders with Lebanon and Syria. This week, those tensions spiked further when several fighters – including militants – were killed when unidentified warplanes attacked a Syrian base near the Iraqi border. Linda Gradstein reports …

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‘Sunless Shadows’ Review: A Harsh Look at Iranian Women in Prison

nytimes.com – Mehrdad Oskouei’s latest documentary, “Sunless Shadows,” is a startling, raw confrontation with Iran’s patriarchy. A poignant follow-up to his 2016 “Starless Dreams,” about teenage girls in a Tehran juvenile detention center, the new movie focuses on a group of adolescent girls and older women imprisoned for murdering male relatives. (Both documentaries are part of a virtual Oskouei retrospective at the …

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