Israel says it will not join any US ground operation in Iran
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Members of Iran’s Basij militia mount online intimidation campaign to deter protests
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An ancient oracle warned about invading Persia – leaders throughout the ages have learnt the hard way
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EU and democracy at stake in Hungary parliamentary polls
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India’s new digital rules tighten the noose on freedom of speech
Journalists, news outlets, satirists and cartoonists are among the spate of citizens targeted by India’s increasingly strict laws on digital censorship. Critics say that a new set of rules will further expand executive power over the internet and sign…