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79 stories in the last days

  1. The Jerusalem Post argues that destroying the Islamic Republic is not the same as saving Iran
    1 source

  2. Mortgage payments in Iran rise by over €100 as war drives up living costs
    • Mortgage payments on a house have risen by more than €100 since the war in Iran began.
    3 sources

  3. Iran's foreign minister says US response to Hormuz reopening proposal expected Tuesday
    • Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran expects Washington to respond to its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday.
    • Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said any move toward opening the Hormuz waterway depends on Iran's demands being met.
    5 sources

  4. Trump tells Iran U.S. will not suspend oil sanctions or lift naval blockade
    • Donald Trump denied offering any concession to Iran to end the war.
    3 sources

  5. Iranian university students protested compulsory hijab and rising costs, and Basij forces were accused of threatening demonstrators
    1 source

  6. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia does not want Iran to leave the nuclear non-proliferation treaty
    1 source

  7. A video posted in mid‑September shows Iranian police beating and sexually harassing an arrested teenage boy
    1 source

  8. Iran is expanding its covert network in Europe, according to a report
    1 source

  9. Iran reiterated threats against Middle Eastern countries
    1 source

  10. Hossein Mohebbi said the American people need to be told the truth and that the US had failed in its military campaign against Iran and should leave the region
    1 source

  11. British police arrest suspects in RAF Fairford bomb plot, some later released on bail
    • Five suspects in the RAF Fairford bomb plot were released on bail while UK authorities probe possible links to Iran.
    26 sources

  12. U.S. troops are withdrawing from Iraq after decades, prompting a Sunni tribal leader in Fallujah to warn that Iraq is not fully ready and a security vacuum could benefit Iran and ISIS
    1 source

  13. The Times of Israel assesses that a deal between the United States and Iran is unlikely before the U.S. midterm elections
    1 source

  14. Iran said it would suspend uranium enrichment if the United States lifted economic sanctions
    1 source

  15. The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran's inflation jumped with a 2.8% devaluation of its currency after a failed attempt to block the Egyptian Hormuz waterway
    1 source

  16. The Wall Street Journal says Iran's oil stockpiles are nearly empty as the US‑led Hormuz blockade continues
    1 source

  17. Iran said the accusations against it were baseless and malicious
    1 source

  18. Iranian foreign minister says Tehran prepared for war but seeks diplomacy
    • Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran is prepared for a 'doomsday war' with the US but remains willing to pursue diplomacy.
    • Iranian foreign minister said Iran is ready to resume fighting and that "everything is open" after Trump rejected Tehran's proposal.
    • Abbas Araqchi said Iran is waiting for a definitive U.S. position from mediators.
    12 sources

  19. Trump says US will defeat war with Iran through pressure, action and possible sanction relief
    • A US official told The Jerusalem Post that President Trump is willing to ease Iran sanctions for nuclear progress.
    • Donald Trump said Iran wants to reach an agreement because it is losing the conflict.
    5 sources

  20. Iran's chief diplomat meets Qatari mediator in New York
    • Iran's chief diplomat met with a Qatari mediator in New York.
    2 sources

  21. Iranian Deputy Parliament Speaker Ali Nikzad said Iran’s parliament will consider a proposal to withdraw from the NPT and examine its international implications
    1 source

  22. Iranian parliament member Hamid Rezaei was sentenced to 10 months in Evin Prison for publishing false statements against Parliament Speaker Mohammad‑Bagher Ghalibaf
    1 source

  23. FakeReporter flags AI Israeli profiles; Jerusalem Post links anomalous posts to Iran
    • An investigation of over 21,000 social media posts flagged 1,516 as anomalous, including misinformation and foreign framing, linking them to Iranian accounts posing as Israelis before elections.
    2 sources

  24. SAPO Notícias assesses that U.S. and Israeli aggression toward Iran is causing global economic disruptions, including fuel supply shortages
    1 source

  25. U.S. Senate Democrats report Iran used USDT to evade sanctions
    • A report expected from U.S. Senate Democrats says Iran has extensively used the cryptocurrency USDT to evade U.S. sanctions.
    3 sources

  26. Former President Trump rejected an Axios report, saying he offered nothing to Iran
    1 source

  27. Iran and Trump reject proposal to reopen Strait of Hormuz
    • Iran said it is aware the United States disliked the proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days, and Donald Trump announced he rejected the plan presented by Tehran.
    12 sources

  28. U.S. stock markets fell as oil prices fluctuated after Iran halted new negotiations with the United States
    1 source

  29. Trump expects talks with Iran after rejecting proposal
    • Former US President Trump said US officials had spoken to Iran mediators after he rejected a recent Iranian proposal.
    • U.S. President Donald Trump said he expected talks with Iran to resume next week after rejecting Tehran's seven‑day truce proposal.
    • U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly threatened to resume strikes on Iran after rejecting its peace proposal.
    5 sources

  30. Najaf airport flights to Iran reported as resumed and suspended
    • Iraq's Najaf airport resumed flights to Iranian territory.
    • Flights from Najaf airport to Iranian territory were suspended, a decision made by the foreign ground‑service companies rather than the Iraqi government.
    3 sources

  31. France 24 reports that Saudis are furious about Trump’s shifting stance on Iran
    1 source

  32. Trump said he made the right decision to reject Iran’s offer
    1 source

  33. Iran is seeking alternative routes to export oil via the Caspian Sea as the war affects the Strait of Hormuz
    • Iran said attacks in the Hormuz Strait have increased oil flows despite tensions.
    1 source

  34. Iran's Qom Court of Appeal sentences singer Parastoo Ahmadi and others to lashes and bans
    • Iran's Qom Court of Appeal sentenced singer Parastoo Ahmadi, four musicians and four others to 74 lashes, two years ban from audiovisual work and a travel ban.
    3 sources

  35. The Central District Court approved a class‑action lawsuit against Air India for canceling flights to Israel after an Iranian missile attack
    1 source

  36. British foreign minister said the UK will "match word with action" in defending Palestinian rights
    • British foreign minister said the UK will "act against the proxies of Iran".
    1 source

  37. Bruno Cardoso Reis argues that Iran is behind unconventional threats linking Greenland, Venezuela and China
    1 source

  38. United States and Iran to hold separate talks with mediators on Monday and Tuesday
    • The United States and Iran are expected to hold separate talks with mediators on Monday and Tuesday.
    2 sources

  39. Irão denied involvement in an alleged terrorist attack on a British base
    1 source

  40. Iran's embassy in UK rejects any link to attack on British base
    • Iran's embassy in the United Kingdom said it "rejeita categoricamente e condena fortemente" any attempts to link Iran to the attack on the UK base.
    2 sources

  41. Oil prices rise after Trump rejects Iran's Hormuz Strait offer
    • Brent crude prices rose 3% after Trump rejected an Iranian proposal for a peace agreement.
    • Oil prices rose after Trump rejected Iran's offer to open the Hormuz Strait.
    5 sources

  42. Iranian singer Gola performed alongside Yuval Raphael at the opening of the Haifa International Film Festival
    1 source

  43. US secondary sanctions on Iran's aviation industry have led some countries to cancel flights to Iran
    1 source

  44. Iran raises complaints about U.S. sanctions at United Nations
    • Iran denounced the humanitarian impact of U.S. economic and financial sanctions at the United Nations.
    4 sources

  45. Tehran has carried out more than 1,000 missile and drone attacks on the Kurdistan Region after the start of US‑Israeli strikes on Iran in late February
    1 source

  46. Globes assesses that Iran is seeking revenge in Europe over cooperation with Israel
    1 source

  47. Iranian children have returned to school despite the ongoing war that has disrupted education
    1 source

  48. According to Wall Street Journal, Iranian mediators say Iran is ready to compromise on the nuclear plan if it receives guarantees Israel will not attack after an agreement
    1 source

  49. Iran rejected new negotiations with the United States in New York, and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will return to Iran
    1 source

  50. A tentativa de ataque com explosivos a uma base aérea britânica usada pelos EUA para atacar o Irão foi frustrada por telefonema de uma agricultora local em Portugal
    1 source

  51. Iran says it is prepared for confrontation and to inflict greater damage on United States
    • Iranian army spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia said Iran is prepared for confrontation and to inflict greater damage on the United States.
    2 sources

  52. Fairford base in England used by US Air Force for operations against Iran
    • The Fairford base in southwest England has been used by the US Air Force for military operations against Iran.
    2 sources

  53. A high‑level Middle East government official said Iran had been close to compromising on its nuclear program earlier this year
    1 source

  54. US and Iran tensions rise in Strait of Hormuz
    • The United States and Iran are engaged in a slow‑motion attrition game over the Strait of Hormuz.
    • Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz persist as Iran and the United States move further from a deal.
    2 sources

  55. The war between the United States and Iran in the Persian Gulf is raising oil prices and causing bond yields to rise
    1 source

  56. Eight U.S. Marines injured after Iranian missile hits ship in Strait of Hormuz
    • Eight U.S. Marines were injured, suffering smoke inhalation and concussion symptoms, after an undisclosed Iranian missile hit a ship in the Strait of Hormuz.
    2 sources

  57. Iran acknowledges that the Hormuz strip is worn out and may seek an agreement
    1 source

  58. Senior Iran‑led axis figures may be dead, but their social‑media accounts remain active and reach audiences of tens of thousands to millions
    1 source

  59. British Treasury Secretary Scott Sutcliffe said Iran will have nothing left to trade in about two weeks
    1 source

  60. Brigadier General Hossein Mohebbi said "It's not just a hunt; it's an intelligence windfall" about Iran capturing a second American submarine in the Hormuz area
    1 source

  61. The Jerusalem Post analysis argues Iran's new push for a deal to end the war appears to be stalling
    1 source

  62. Liliana Reis assessed that Iran’s proposal offered financial benefits to Iran and only a promise of an agreement to the United States, which was insufficient for US acceptance
    1 source

  63. Defense specialist Rui Vilar said there is a new American plan for Iran, describing Tehran's attitude as "desperation"
    1 source

  64. Analyst Miguel Baumgartner said "it is undeniable that the Iranian economy is chaos" with astronomical inflation
    1 source

  65. Iran says it is firm on seven‑day truce proposal
    • Iranian Foreign Minister Aba Ashar Akshi said Iran has submitted a concrete seven‑day plan to the United States and now the choice is on the American side.
    • Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araqqi said Iran is standing firm on a proposed seven‑day truce.
    2 sources

  66. Liliana Reis assessed that Iran's aim in reopening the Strait of Hormuz is to buy time rather than gain immediate benefits
    1 source

  67. Iranian Army chief said Iran would not accept foreign interference in its strategic waterways
    1 source

  68. André Ventura criticises US and European roles in Iran war
    • André Ventura said European countries are paying more than the United States for the cost of the war in Iran.
    • André Ventura said US President Donald Trump made many mistakes in the war against Iran, raising global costs.
    3 sources

  69. Saudi foreign minister urges UN to protect maritime routes
    • Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan urged the United Nations to protect maritime routes amid Iranian and Houthi attacks.
    2 sources

  70. Miguel Baumgartner said Donald Trump had to reject Iran's proposal, but the United States would be willing to negotiate something from the memorandum of understanding
    1 source

  71. Diesel prices rose 71% in seven months, reaching a 2022 record, according to the article on the impact of the Iran war on the US economy
    1 source

  72. The U.S. ambassador to Beijing said China assured Washington it would not assist Iran
    1 source

  73. Middle‑East specialist Joana Ricarte says Iran's proposal aims to raise fuel prices and increase pressure on the United States ahead of its elections
    1 source

  74. A bus crash in Markazi province, Iran killed eleven people and injured twenty‑four
    1 source

  75. The Pentagon added 37 more U.S. service members, including 29 sailors and 8 Marines, to its foreign‑operations injury list for the war with Iran
    1 source

  76. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said Pakistan quickly acted to bring the United States and Iran together under one roof in Islamabad
    1 source

  77. Portuguese foreign minister Paulo Rangel met Iran's foreign minister on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York
    1 source

  78. Paulo Rangel said Portugal defended that communication channels remain open and diplomacy should prevail in the context of Iran‑US tensions
    1 source

  79. An Israeli source told Saudi network Al‑Hadath that another round of strikes against Iran is only a matter of time
    1 source
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