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Scores feared dead in Iran plane crash
Article
Hossein Jaseb
&
Ramin Mostafavi
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10 Jan 2011
At least 70 people were killed and 35 injured when an Iranian Boeing 727 passenger plane crashed in bad weather in north-western Iran on Sunday.
Missing Iran scientist turns up in Washington
Article
Hossein Jaseb
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13 Jul 2010
A missing Iranian nuclear scientist, who Tehran says was kidnapped by the CIA, has turned up in Washington.
Iran bars two UN inspectors in nuclear row
Article
Hossein Jaseb
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21 Jun 2010
Iran has barred two United Nations nuclear inspectors from entering the Islamic Republic, a senior official was quoted as saying on Monday.
Iran Parliament ‘to reject Ahmadinejad ministers’
Article
Fredrik Dahl
&
Hossein Jaseb
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20 Aug 2009
Iran's president faces a tough battle to win Parliament's approval for his Cabinet after lawmakers indicated they would reject several ministers.
Iran speaker rejects vote detainees’ rape claims
Article
Zahra Hosseinian
&
Hossein Jaseb
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12 Aug 2009
Iran's speaker of Parliament on Wednesday rejected as ''baseless'' an opposition leader's accusation that moderates had been raped in jail.
Hardline Iran editor calls for Mousavi to face trial
Article
Fredrik Dahl
&
Hossein Jaseb
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4 Jul 2009
A newspaper editor seen as close to Iran's top authority said on Saturday defeated candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi had committed ''terrible crimes''.
Iran hardliners urge legal action against Mousavi
Article
Hossein Jaseb
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2 Jul 2009
Iranian hardliners pressed on Thursday for legal action against moderate leaders accused of inciting post-election turmoil.
Iran cracks down as reformists call for mourning
Article
Zahra Hosseinian
&
Hossein Jaseb
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24 Jun 2009
A security crackdown appears to have quelled street rallies against Iran's disputed poll, but the leadership faced a new challenge on Wednesday.
Freed journalist Saberi leaves Iran
Article
Zahra Hosseinian
&
Hossein Jaseb
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15 May 2009
Journalist Roxana Saberi flew to Europe early on Friday, days after being released from a Tehran jail after being acquitted on charges of spying.
Iran ‘uncovers US-backed coup plot’
Article
Hossein Jaseb
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13 Jan 2009
Iran has arrested four people accused of involvement in a US-financed plot to topple its Islamic system of government, the judiciary said on Tuesday.
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