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Most victims of US-Israeli attacks are civilians, says Iran
Iran’s deputy health minister, Dr Ali Jafarian, says more than 1,255 people have been killed and that most are civilians
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Iranians celebrate as Mojtaba Khamenei named new supreme leader
Supporters across Iran gathered to celebrate after Mojtaba Khamenei was named the country’s new supreme leader.
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US-Israel war on Iran: A brief history of mission creep and false promises
Modern wars show how easily leaders meet rhetorical burden of justification and avoid strategic burden of ending them.
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Europe becoming arms powerhouse despite increased imports, says SIPRI
Europe’s imports mainly driven by Ukraine’s needs, but the EU is surging in arms manufacturing and exports, report says.
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Bahrain king calls Iranian attacks unjustifiable
Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa says “unprecedented attacks” by Iran against Bahrain “cannot be justified".
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Newcastle United vs Barcelona: Champions League – team news, start, lineups
The Magpies face a formidable task as they host star-studded Barcelona for the first leg of their last 16 clash.
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‘Reprehensible’: New wave of Iranian missiles, drones target Gulf nations
Gulf states lambast Iran for its continued strikes on their territories, with Qatar urging all sides to de-escalate.
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Moment building in Beirut southern suburbs was targeted by Israeli strike
This is the moment a building in Beirut’s southern suburbs was targeted by an Israeli attack.
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UK media biased against Muslims, says group that analysed 40,000 articles
Centre for Media Monitoring reports right-wing outlets The Spectator and GB News often malign Muslims and their faith.
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Iran says 1,255 people killed in US-Israeli attacks, mostly civilians
Deputy Health Minister Ali Jafarian tells Al Jazeera air attacks damage dozens of healthcare facilities.
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Iraq coach urges FIFA to delay World Cup playoff amid US-Israel war on Iran
Graham Arnold says a delay to the March 31 fixture would allow the scattered members of his team to gather and prepare.
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Which US and Israeli military companies are profiting from the Iran war?
Defence stocks reach all-time highs, driven by need to produce billions of dollars of weapons systems.
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‘We are going make a tonne of money’: US Senator Graham on US war on Iran
The veteran GOP senator appears to suggest that the war on Iran was launched to gain control over its oil supplies.
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Volunteers rebuild Sudan’s oldest psychiatric hospital destroyed by war
Sudanese family returning home from displacement, struggles to help son overcome drug addiction.
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Iran war: What is happening on day 10 of US-Israel attacks?
Mojtaba Khamenei has been selected as Iran’s new supreme leader. Attacks continue and oil prices have spiked.
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Crowd chants ‘save our girls’ at bus carrying Iran women’s team
Crowds chased a bus carrying Iran’s women’s football team in Australia, chanting 'save our girls'.
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Carney confirms: When Washington whistles, Ottawa salutes
The Canadian prime minister was quick to jump on the Iran war bandwagon, seemingly forgetting his own speech at Davos.
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UAE releases video of Iranian drone interception
The UAE’s Ministry of Defence released video it says shows Iranian drones being intercepted and destroyed.
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Body recovered from rubble in Tehran
Video released by the Iranian Red Crescent shows a body pulled from the rubble of a destroyed building in Tehran.
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What asymmetric warfare may tell us about Iran’s fighting chances
In war, a weaker opponent will often resort to asymmetric warfare, a tactic Iran is likely to exploit against the US.
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