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The Islamic regime tried to kill this tradition but Iranians keep it alive
Amid war and repression, Iranians cling to hope with the celebration of Nowruz, the pre-Islamic tradition symbolising renewal. Source link
Iran launches longest-ever ballistic missile reaching beyond Middle East
An attempted attack on a US-UK military base in the Indian Ocean by Iran shows Tehran can launch missiles as far as 4,000km, raising concerns European cities are in reach. Source link
Japan urges calm after consumers empty toilet paper shelves
Japan’s government releases a statement assuring people there is no issue with supply and no need to stock up, despite “reports and social media posts regarding the distribution of toilet paper”. Source link
Iranian-aligned terror group linked to attack on Jewish ambulances
An Iranian-aligned terror group is claiming responsibility for an arson attack on Jewish ambulances in London, according to an intelligence website. Source link
How '30 years of ambiguity' led to Iran's proxies hiding throughout Lebanon
Lebanon’s justice minister accuses the Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah of effectively giving Israel an excuse to attack the country amid threats of an Israeli occupation of the south. Source link
Bill Cosby ordered to pay $US19m for historical sexual assault
A civil jury in California awards a woman $US19.25 million after finding Bill Cosby liable for sexually assaulting her. Source link
Blow to Italian PM Giorgia Meloni as she suffers referendum defeat
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni concedes defeat in a referendum on justice reform, but despite the major blow to her far-right leadership, she insists she is going nowhere. Source link
Foreigners could be caught up in new Hong Kong password laws
People in Hong Kong now face a year in jail if they refuse to hand over their phone or computer passwords to police. Source link
Australia and European Union to sign free trade agreement decades in the making
An EU trade agreement almost a decade in the making looks set to be signed but some industry groups are not happy. Source link
TACO Trump strikes again with sudden Iran backdown
After threatening to “obliterate” Iran’s power plants, Donald Trump’s sudden backdown is again fuelling TACO taunts. Source link