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Iran Proposes Law Criminalizing All Contact With Foreign Media

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Iran Proposes Law Criminalizing All Contact With Foreign Media

Iranian lawmakers are considering legislation that would criminalize contact with foreign media and international groups for journalists, researchers, and ordinary citizens. Rights groups warn the move aims to isolate Iranian society from the rest of the world following recent crackdowns and anti-government protests.

Debate Rages in Iran as Strategic Value of Strait of Hormuz Faces Erosion

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Debate Rages in Iran as Strategic Value of Strait of Hormuz Faces Erosion

A major debate is unfolding inside Iran regarding the strategic value of the Strait of Hormuz as neighboring Gulf countries plan alternative pipelines to bypass the waterway. Although the office of Iran's supreme leader recently framed the chokehold as a pillar of its security order equivalent to possessing a nuclear weapon, analysts warn its diminishing economic leverage could leave the country vulnerable to upcoming U.S. sanctions.

Trump Says All Mines Cleared from Strait of Hormuz

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Trump Says All Mines Cleared from Strait of Hormuz

Donald Trump has announced that all mines have been cleared from the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway that Iran closed at the beginning of the conflict, causing wild fluctuations in global oil prices.

China Denounces US Threat of Secondary Sanctions Over Iran Trade

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China Denounces US Threat of Secondary Sanctions Over Iran Trade

The United States has threatened severe sanctions against countries and entities maintaining economic ties with Iran as part of a campaign to isolate Tehran. China, Iran's largest trading partner, has strongly denounced the threat as illegal and pledged to take all necessary measures to protect its national interests.

Iranian Officials React to Threat of New US Sanctions

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Iranian Officials React to Threat of New US Sanctions

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has dismissed proposed US economic sanctions as a desperate move, while President Masoud Pezeshkian acknowledged that the Iranian public faces significant hardships from Washington's economic pressure.