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ICOM Raises Alarm Over Safety of Iranian and Israeli Museums Amidst Conflict
The International Council of Museums (ICOM) voiced concern over the safety of Iranian and Israeli museums and cultural sites following recent cross-border attacks, urging adherence to international protection conventions; while Israel reported no damage, Iran's emergency plans involved moving movabl...
ICOM Raises Alarm Over Safety of Iranian and Israeli Museums Amidst Conflict
The International Council of Museums (ICOM) voiced concern over the safety of Iranian and Israeli museums and cultural sites following recent cross-border attacks, urging adherence to international protection conventions; while Israel reported no damage, Iran's emergency plans involved moving movabl...
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44% Bias Score
Armenia-Azerbaijan Transit Agreement: International Reactions and Geopolitical Implications
Armenia committed to providing Azerbaijan with unimpeded access through Syunik to its Nakhchivan exclave, resulting in varied international responses, with Iran and Russia expressing security concerns and the West welcoming the deal as a step toward peace.
Armenia-Azerbaijan Transit Agreement: International Reactions and Geopolitical Implications
Armenia committed to providing Azerbaijan with unimpeded access through Syunik to its Nakhchivan exclave, resulting in varied international responses, with Iran and Russia expressing security concerns and the West welcoming the deal as a step toward peace.
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48% Bias Score
Iran Condemns U.S.-Backed Caucasus Corridor Agreement
On August 9th, 2025, Iran condemned a U.S.-brokered agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan establishing a transit corridor near Iran's border, citing concerns about NATO influence and potential disruptions to its access to the Caucasus, prompting warnings about increased regional instability.
Iran Condemns U.S.-Backed Caucasus Corridor Agreement
On August 9th, 2025, Iran condemned a U.S.-brokered agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan establishing a transit corridor near Iran's border, citing concerns about NATO influence and potential disruptions to its access to the Caucasus, prompting warnings about increased regional instability.
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52% Bias Score
Zengezur Corridor Agreement: Turkey Approves, Iran Opposes
Turkey supports the Zengezur Corridor agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, facilitating a transportation route through Armenia connecting Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan. However, Iran opposes the project due to U.S. involvement, fearing negative impacts on regional security and trade.
Zengezur Corridor Agreement: Turkey Approves, Iran Opposes
Turkey supports the Zengezur Corridor agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, facilitating a transportation route through Armenia connecting Azerbaijan to Nakhchivan. However, Iran opposes the project due to U.S. involvement, fearing negative impacts on regional security and trade.
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40% Bias Score
Russia's Mass Production of Shahed-136 Drones Strains Ties with Iran
Russia's Alabuga facility now produces over 5,500 Shahed-136 attack drones monthly, representing approximately 90% of production stages, reducing reliance on Iran and potentially enabling exports of upgraded versions; however, this has strained relations due to payment and control issues.
Russia's Mass Production of Shahed-136 Drones Strains Ties with Iran
Russia's Alabuga facility now produces over 5,500 Shahed-136 attack drones monthly, representing approximately 90% of production stages, reducing reliance on Iran and potentially enabling exports of upgraded versions; however, this has strained relations due to payment and control issues.
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40% Bias Score
Iran Proposes Legal Opium Cultivation for Medicinal Purposes
Iran's Anti-narcotics Staff General Secretary proposed to license opium cultivation for medicinal purposes due to declining opium purity, rising pharmaceutical needs, and reduced Afghan imports, a shift from a decades-long prohibition despite concerns over potential increased drug-related crime.
Iran Proposes Legal Opium Cultivation for Medicinal Purposes
Iran's Anti-narcotics Staff General Secretary proposed to license opium cultivation for medicinal purposes due to declining opium purity, rising pharmaceutical needs, and reduced Afghan imports, a shift from a decades-long prohibition despite concerns over potential increased drug-related crime.
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48% Bias Score
Israeli Covert Operation Cripples Iranian Military Capabilities
In June 2024, Israeli commandos, supported by Iranian agents recruited by Mossad, conducted a covert operation in Iran, destroying roughly half of its ballistic missiles, 80% of their launchers, and targeting nuclear facilities and military leaders, marking a significant shift in Israeli intelligenc...
Israeli Covert Operation Cripples Iranian Military Capabilities
In June 2024, Israeli commandos, supported by Iranian agents recruited by Mossad, conducted a covert operation in Iran, destroying roughly half of its ballistic missiles, 80% of their launchers, and targeting nuclear facilities and military leaders, marking a significant shift in Israeli intelligenc...
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52% Bias Score
CSIS Warns of Escalating Iranian Threats in Canada
Canada's spy agency, CSIS, warns of increasing threats from Iran, including death threats and abductions targeting journalists and dissidents in Canada, using criminal gangs as proxies; the situation could worsen depending on Middle Eastern developments.
CSIS Warns of Escalating Iranian Threats in Canada
Canada's spy agency, CSIS, warns of increasing threats from Iran, including death threats and abductions targeting journalists and dissidents in Canada, using criminal gangs as proxies; the situation could worsen depending on Middle Eastern developments.
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40% Bias Score
Iranian Official Praises State Media's Wartime Unity Amidst Crackdown on Dissent
On August 8th, 2024, Iranian First Vice President Masoud Pezeshkian visited state television, commemorating Journalist Day and praising its wartime role in promoting national unity. He claimed even prisoners supported Iran during the war, despite recent reports of government crackdowns and the withd...
Iranian Official Praises State Media's Wartime Unity Amidst Crackdown on Dissent
On August 8th, 2024, Iranian First Vice President Masoud Pezeshkian visited state television, commemorating Journalist Day and praising its wartime role in promoting national unity. He claimed even prisoners supported Iran during the war, despite recent reports of government crackdowns and the withd...
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52% Bias Score
Iran to Block US-Brokered Caucasus Corridor
Iran announced it will block a US-brokered transport corridor between Armenia and Azerbaijan, part of a peace deal, due to concerns about foreign intervention near its borders and potential NATO influence; the corridor, named TRIPP, would pass close to the Iranian border.
Iran to Block US-Brokered Caucasus Corridor
Iran announced it will block a US-brokered transport corridor between Armenia and Azerbaijan, part of a peace deal, due to concerns about foreign intervention near its borders and potential NATO influence; the corridor, named TRIPP, would pass close to the Iranian border.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Urges Full Arab-Israeli Normalization Amidst Gaza Conflict
Former US President Donald Trump urged all Middle Eastern countries to normalize ties with Israel, citing the alleged destruction of Iran's nuclear program despite the ongoing Gaza conflict and lack of evidence supporting his claims; this follows an international push to recognize Palestine, which t...
Trump Urges Full Arab-Israeli Normalization Amidst Gaza Conflict
Former US President Donald Trump urged all Middle Eastern countries to normalize ties with Israel, citing the alleged destruction of Iran's nuclear program despite the ongoing Gaza conflict and lack of evidence supporting his claims; this follows an international push to recognize Palestine, which t...
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60% Bias Score
Iran-Israel Conflict Escalates After Missile Attacks
Following Iranian missile attacks on Israel, resulting in 36 mapped impact points despite Israeli censorship, a senior Israeli military official threatened retaliation, signifying a potential for further escalation in the ongoing conflict; Iran also announced its intention to resume uranium enrichme...
Iran-Israel Conflict Escalates After Missile Attacks
Following Iranian missile attacks on Israel, resulting in 36 mapped impact points despite Israeli censorship, a senior Israeli military official threatened retaliation, signifying a potential for further escalation in the ongoing conflict; Iran also announced its intention to resume uranium enrichme...
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60% Bias Score
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