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How Iranian women once lived with freedom—life before the veil
Before 1979, Iranian women wore miniskirts, earned advanced degrees, ran businesses, and lived lives that looked remarkably ...
Coverage of the conflict between Iran, Israel and the United States has largely focused on battlefield developments, political statements and international diplomacy. However, another story has been ...
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Part of our culture: Iran defying hardships and dreaming of first World Cup knockout round appearance
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — After Iran played to a draw Sunday inside SoFi Stadium, its second of the World Cup in as many matches, the team’s coach began his post-match assessment by backing up six months.
For young Iranians, cafes are a refuge -- a safe place to mingle and unwind in a country where social freedoms are restricted. “I like going to cafes because you see all kinds of people with different ...
Iran's World Cup campaign has been shadowed by the deep division between the Iranian people and the regime that rules them. It's a divide that has played out through a row over a flag: not the one on ...
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