Iran will take war to new arenas of conflict

The internet blackout in Iran is more than two months old, the longest on record. For millions who rely on being online to make a living, the void has been devastating. But some have privileged access through what’s called “Internet Pro” – and that’s causing widespread public criticism. The program, launched earlier this year, appears…

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Iran says safe transit of Strait of Hormuz is set to possible with US ending threats

The statement, Iran’s first reaction to the suspension, did not specify what the new procedures entailed and thanked owners and captains of ships for respecting Iranian regulations when moving through the waterway. “We thank captains & shipowners in Persian Gulf & Gulf of Oman for complying with Iran’s Strait of Hormuz regulations & contributing to…

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Appeal Denied for Christchurch Mosque Shooter

The NZ Court of Appeal dismissed Brenton Tarrant’s claim that harsh prison conditions prompted his involuntary admission to the terrorism, murder and attempted murder charges he faced. A panel of three judges rejected Tarrant’s bid to abandon his guilty pleas, finding it was “utterly devoid of merit”. Christchurch mosque gunman Brenton Tarrant listens to victim…

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