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Iran Celebrates Murder of American and Israeli in Washington D.C.
Iranian state media celebrated the murder of an American and Israeli citizen in Washington D.C., calling the perpetrator "our dear brother" and linking the act to Palestine and Gaza, raising serious concerns about Iran's continued sponsorship of terrorism amid potential nuclear deal negotiations.
Iran Celebrates Murder of American and Israeli in Washington D.C.
Iranian state media celebrated the murder of an American and Israeli citizen in Washington D.C., calling the perpetrator "our dear brother" and linking the act to Palestine and Gaza, raising serious concerns about Iran's continued sponsorship of terrorism amid potential nuclear deal negotiations.
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48% Bias Score


Iran's Soaring Cigarette Consumption Amidst Economic Hardship
In 2023, Iran produced 71.65 billion cigarettes, all domestically consumed, showcasing a significant increase in demand despite economic hardship and a decrease in tobacco cultivation area; this reflects government policy prioritizing production over consumption control.
Iran's Soaring Cigarette Consumption Amidst Economic Hardship
In 2023, Iran produced 71.65 billion cigarettes, all domestically consumed, showcasing a significant increase in demand despite economic hardship and a decrease in tobacco cultivation area; this reflects government policy prioritizing production over consumption control.
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52% Bias Score


Iran Rejects US Demand to Halt Uranium Enrichment
Following five rounds of talks mediated by Oman, Iran rejected a US proposal to suspend uranium enrichment for three years, maintaining its program is for civilian purposes; the US considers this a major obstacle, fearing Iran acquiring nuclear weapons.
Iran Rejects US Demand to Halt Uranium Enrichment
Following five rounds of talks mediated by Oman, Iran rejected a US proposal to suspend uranium enrichment for three years, maintaining its program is for civilian purposes; the US considers this a major obstacle, fearing Iran acquiring nuclear weapons.
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44% Bias Score


Iranian Truckers Strike Over New Fuel Pricing Plan
Iranian truck drivers are protesting a new three-tiered diesel fuel pricing plan starting July 2024, causing widespread delivery delays and prompting clashes with authorities, as many drivers claim the plan makes their work financially unviable.
Iranian Truckers Strike Over New Fuel Pricing Plan
Iranian truck drivers are protesting a new three-tiered diesel fuel pricing plan starting July 2024, causing widespread delivery delays and prompting clashes with authorities, as many drivers claim the plan makes their work financially unviable.
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44% Bias Score


Sabotage Suspected in French Power Outages Affecting Tens of Thousands
French authorities are investigating suspected sabotage after two major power outages, one in Nice affecting 45,000 people and another in Cannes impacting 160,000, disrupting the film festival; investigations suggest arson and the cutting of electricity pylon pillars.
Sabotage Suspected in French Power Outages Affecting Tens of Thousands
French authorities are investigating suspected sabotage after two major power outages, one in Nice affecting 45,000 people and another in Cannes impacting 160,000, disrupting the film festival; investigations suggest arson and the cutting of electricity pylon pillars.
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60% Bias Score


Iranian Security Council Blocks Enforcement of Controversial Hijab Law
Iran's parliament speaker announced that the National Security Council has blocked enforcement of the recently passed "hijab and modesty" law, which faced widespread criticism following the Mahsa Amini protests; this decision reveals a conflict within the Iranian government regarding the law's imple...
Iranian Security Council Blocks Enforcement of Controversial Hijab Law
Iran's parliament speaker announced that the National Security Council has blocked enforcement of the recently passed "hijab and modesty" law, which faced widespread criticism following the Mahsa Amini protests; this decision reveals a conflict within the Iranian government regarding the law's imple...
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48% Bias Score

Picasso in Tehran: Art as a Barometer of Political Change
Picasso's "Maler und Modell," featuring a nude female figure, is displayed at Tehran's Museum of Contemporary Art, prompting diverse interpretations within the context of Iran's political climate; the exhibition's success and the museum's history reveal complex societal and power dynamics.

Picasso in Tehran: Art as a Barometer of Political Change
Picasso's "Maler und Modell," featuring a nude female figure, is displayed at Tehran's Museum of Contemporary Art, prompting diverse interpretations within the context of Iran's political climate; the exhibition's success and the museum's history reveal complex societal and power dynamics.
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44% Bias Score

Iran Rejects US Demand to Halt Uranium Enrichment
Iran has rejected US demands to suspend its uranium enrichment program, stating it will not compromise on this issue, despite recent talks in Rome showing signs of progress according to some reports. This decision was communicated by Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmail Baghaei.

Iran Rejects US Demand to Halt Uranium Enrichment
Iran has rejected US demands to suspend its uranium enrichment program, stating it will not compromise on this issue, despite recent talks in Rome showing signs of progress according to some reports. This decision was communicated by Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmail Baghaei.
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44% Bias Score

Cannes 2025: Hollywood Glamour Meets Political Repression
The 2025 Cannes Film Festival featured Hollywood stars, two German films, and discussions about Trump's proposed tariffs on foreign films, while a Japanese producer was injured and Jafar Panahi's film highlighted Iranian political repression.

Cannes 2025: Hollywood Glamour Meets Political Repression
The 2025 Cannes Film Festival featured Hollywood stars, two German films, and discussions about Trump's proposed tariffs on foreign films, while a Japanese producer was injured and Jafar Panahi's film highlighted Iranian political repression.
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40% Bias Score

Iran Relaxes Hijab Enforcement Amidst Ongoing Social Change
Conservative Iranian politician Ali Motahari revealed that the strict enforcement of the hijab mandate is not currently being followed, with police only intervening in cases of severe violations. This shift follows widespread protests after the death of Mahsa Amini in 2022, and women are increasingl...

Iran Relaxes Hijab Enforcement Amidst Ongoing Social Change
Conservative Iranian politician Ali Motahari revealed that the strict enforcement of the hijab mandate is not currently being followed, with police only intervening in cases of severe violations. This shift follows widespread protests after the death of Mahsa Amini in 2022, and women are increasingl...
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52% Bias Score

Cannes 2025: Power Outage Fails to Dim Festival's Political Spotlight
The 2025 Cannes Film Festival, despite a five-hour power outage caused by arson, successfully showcased films tackling political repression, with Iranian dissident Jafar Panahi winning the Palme d'Or for "It Was Just an Accident", his first public appearance in 14 years.

Cannes 2025: Power Outage Fails to Dim Festival's Political Spotlight
The 2025 Cannes Film Festival, despite a five-hour power outage caused by arson, successfully showcased films tackling political repression, with Iranian dissident Jafar Panahi winning the Palme d'Or for "It Was Just an Accident", his first public appearance in 14 years.
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48% Bias Score

Iran Halts Controversial Headscarf Law Implementation
Iran's Supreme National Security Council has halted the implementation of a controversial headscarf law that faced widespread criticism and concerns about potential unrest, temporarily suspending it despite parliamentary approval due to constitutional precedence.

Iran Halts Controversial Headscarf Law Implementation
Iran's Supreme National Security Council has halted the implementation of a controversial headscarf law that faced widespread criticism and concerns about potential unrest, temporarily suspending it despite parliamentary approval due to constitutional precedence.
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48% Bias Score
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