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Study highlights challenges opportunities for Irans scientific diplomacy

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Study highlights challenges, opportunities for Iran’s scientific diplomacy​

TEHRAN – A study conducted by the Scientific Information Database (SID) of the Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research, known as Jahad-e Daneshgahi, has examined the state of scientific diplomacy in Iran and worldwide, identifying restrictions on international cooperation as one of the major challenges facing efforts to enhance the quality and credibility of the country’s scientific output.

Study highlights challenges, opportunities for Iran’s scientific diplomacy

How October 7 shattered Netanyahus grip on power and Israeli stability

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How October 7 shattered Netanyahu's grip on power and Israeli stability​

The global far-right alliance has suffered three consecutive defeats in recent weeks, beginning with Flavio Bolsonaro's defeat in Brazil's presidential election and his subsequent flight from the country. This was followed by Benjamin Netanyahu's defeat, as the number of seats held by his parliamentary coalition fell below the required majority, and culminated in Donald Trump's major setback in the US midterm elections, which saw Republicans lose control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate, handing control of Congress to the Democrats, alongside the loss of several governorships.

How October 7 shattered Netanyahu's grip on power and Israeli stability

Journalists are silent victims of war

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Journalists are silent victims of war​

The killing of journalists in wars has, regrettably, become part and parcel of the grim reality of contemporary armed conflicts. What makes the situation today even more alarming, however, is not simply the growing number of journalists killed, but the fact that, in many cases, those responsible for these killings will never be held accountable.

Journalists are silent victims of war

Trump promised an end to Israel aid this year but the draft deal runs to 2033

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Trump promised an end to Israel aid this year, but the draft deal runs to 2033​

TEHRAN — Donald Trump told Fox News on November 3 that U.S. aid to Israel is “cut off at the end of the year.” It is not. Draft terms reported Monday by Yedioth Ahronoth show Washington and Israel negotiating a memorandum that would halve direct military financing and end it only in 2033.

Trump promised an end to Israel aid this year, but the draft deal runs to 2033