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Tag: Persian Gulf
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Workers March in Asaluyeh, the Beating Heart of Iran’s Energy Economy
For 18 weeks, precarious South Pars workers in Asaluyeh have marched against broken promises—exposing how Iran’s “energy heart” runs on exploited labour at the…
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Iran Detains another Dual-National British Citizen: this Time a Researcher Working on Minorities
Kameel Ahmady a British-Iranian researcher and academic working on minorities was arrested at his home in Tehran, his wife has confirmed.
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Rejoining the Iran Nuclear Deal Is Wiser than Destroying It – A European Joint Call Told the US
More than 20 high-ranking members of European institutions and think-tanks issued a joint call on the United States to reconsider its approach to the…
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Iran looks to seawater to quench country’s thirst
Iran’s Minister of Power announced that the government will implement a project to produce drinking water from the Persian Gulf and the Sea of…
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Persian Gulf pollution threatens to wipe out numerous species
Iranian Marine officials warn that a number of aquatic species in the Persian Gulf are facing extinction. IRNA reports that according to marine experts…
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Major port expansions ruins large portion of coral reefs
Department of the Environment says 35 percent of the coral reefs in the Chabahar section of the Persian Gulf in Sistan-Baluchistan Province have been…
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Supreme Leader slams Saudis for bombing Yemen
Iran`s Supreme Leader has referred to the Saudi attacks on Yemen, saying: “We are all neighbours. Security in the Persian Gulf is in everyone’s…