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At Least 192 Civilians Killed in US and Israeli Attacks on Iran’s Baluch-Populated Regions
Read the full story: At Least 192 Civilians Killed in US and Israeli Attacks on Iran’s Baluch-Populated RegionsAt least 192 civilians, including more than 100 children, were killed in US and Israeli strikes on Baluch-populated areas of Iran, a human rights report finds.
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War, inflation and family pressures are keeping many Iranians dependent on their parents well into adulthood, delaying independence and deepening tensions at home.
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How Did Iran’s Jomhuriyat Become Subordinate to Theocracy?
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How Has Iran’s Drug Market Changed? From Street-Level Dealing to Mobile Drug-Use Spaces
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Sanctions Do Not Topple Governments; They Wear Down Societies
Sanctions rarely overthrow governments on their own. Instead, they impoverish ordinary people, shrink the middle class, erode social trust and turn everyday life into…
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