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Tehran session to explore British composer Malcolm Arnolds musical legacy

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Tehran session to explore British composer Malcolm Arnold’s musical legacy​

TEHRAN- A specialist session examining the film music of British composer Sir Malcolm Arnold, known for his nine symphonies and Oscar-winning score for “The Bridge on the River Kwai,” will be held at Arasbaran Cultural Center in Tehran on Thursday.

Tehran session to explore British composer Malcolm Arnold’s musical legacy

Gaza Girl short film takes antiwar message to festivals in France US

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“Gaza Girl” short film takes anti-war message to festivals in France, US​

TEHRAN- Iranian short film “Gaza Girl,” written and directed by Hossein Babaeian, was screened at the 13th Hendaia Film Festival in France and is set to participate in the Authentic Global Films festival in the United States in November, continuing its international festival run.

“Gaza Girl” short film takes anti-war message to festivals in France, US

UK universities silencing proPalestinian solidarity among students and academics Amnesty

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UK universities silencing pro-Palestinian solidarity among students and academics: Amnesty​

A new report by Amnesty International says that several UK universities have systemically restricted pro-Palestinian solidarity among their students and academics, as well as any speech that is perceived as “critical” of Israel.

UK universities silencing pro-Palestinian solidarity among students and academics: Amnesty

NAZA When technology makes killing a calculation

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NAZA: When technology makes killing a calculation​

GOA, India – There are films that recount the horrors of war, films that make audiences feel the pain of those who endure it, and films that take us somewhere far more disturbing: into the machinery that makes such horrors possible. NAZA, the documentary by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, belongs to this third category. It asks us to look beyond the images of destruction that have become tragically familiar from Gaza and confront the systems, institutional cultures and technological processes through which the destruction of human life can be organised, assessed and justified.

NAZA: When technology makes killing a calculation

Trump approval crashes to record low 31 as Iran war backlash mounts

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Trump approval crashes to record low 31% as Iran war backlash mounts​

TEHRAN — American voters are turning decisively against President Donald Trump on the eve of the November 3 midterm elections, pushing his approval rating down to 31 percent in a nationwide Reuters/Ipsos survey published on Tuesday, October 20. The figure marks the lowest point across both of his presidential terms.

Trump approval crashes to record low 31% as Iran war backlash mounts

Mother of all bombs or father of all missiles

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Mother of all bombs or father of all missiles?​

In a note, Etemad examined US rhetoric about using the “Mother of All Bombs” and Iran’s response that it could employ the “Father of All Missiles.” The paper argued that Iran’s statements do not necessarily mean such bombs would be ineffective, nor that Tehran has publicly revealed the nature or scope of any potential response. Political declarations, deterrent warnings, and military operational plans are three distinct matters.

Mother of all bombs or father of all missiles?