Around 2,000 people killed in Iran protests-Tehran official tells Reuters. Bodies line the streets outside morgue in Tehran as protests continue –

Rows of bodies seen in videos from Tehran forensic center A series of videos obtained by Vahid Online, an Iranian blogger and internet activist known for documenting protests, from Tehran’s Kahrizak forensic center show rows of bodies reportedly transported by pickup trucks after the January 8 crackdown on protests in Iran. In one clip, an...
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Iran : Students, pilgrims make trek back to Pakistan –

Amid violent protests in various parts of Iran, dozens of Pakistanis studying in different universities and religious education institutions and on pilgrimage to the holy sites in Iran have started returning to Pakistan via Gwadar. Officials said over a hundred students and pilgrims entered Pakis­tan through Gabad-250 border crossing point, while more were expected to...
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Trump announces 25% tariff on Iran’s trading partners” US President Donald Trump announced a tariff of 25% on goods from countries doing business with Iran. The tariff announcement stands to impact China, Brazil, Turkey and Russia among others.Trump said on social media that the tariff was “effective immediately”, without offering details of what constituted “doing business” with Iran.

China is Iran’s largest trading partners, followed by Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey and India. The new tariff comes after Trump threatened to intervene militarily if Tehran killed protesters. White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said on Monday that military options including air strikes were still “on the table”.Trump announces 25% tariff on countries doing...
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BBC Lyse Doucet: Iran’s rulers face biggest challenge since 1979 revolution” Iran’s rulers are confronting their most serious challenge since their own 1979 revolution.

They’re now countering on an unprecedented scale – a ferocious security crackdown and near total internet shutdown has been unleashed on a scale unseen in previous crises. Many of the streets once engulfed by a roar of anger against the regime are now starting to go silent. “On Friday it was extremely crowded – the...
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