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The World Economic Forum has confirmed that Iran’s foreign minister will not attend this year’s Davos summit.

Although he was invited last autumn, the forum said the tragic loss of civilian lives in Iran over recent weeks means it would not be appropriate for the Iranian government to be represented.

The decision comes amid an intensifying crackdown on p...


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Spain has been rocked by its deadliest rail disaster in more than a decade after two high speed trains collided in the south of the country.

At least 39 people were killed and dozens more injured, according to emergency services.

Both trains derailed on a straight section of track that had recently undergone renovation, raising urgent questions about sig...


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Iran’s Islamic regime has fired the CEO of MTN Irancell after accusing him of failing to shut down the internet fast enough during nationwide protests.

Alireza Rafiei was dismissed after just one year in the role.

IRGC linked Fars News said he disobeyed orders from security bodies and violated regulations under crisis conditions by delaying blackout orde...


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New Zealand has temporarily closed its embassy in Iran and evacuated all diplomatic staff due to the worsening security situation and violent crackdown on protesters.

Officials moved operations to Ankara, Turkey, and flew out personnel safely on commercial flights as conditions deteriorated inside Iran.

Foreign Minister Winston Peters said he was appalle...


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Vladimir Putin and Masoud Pezeshkian spoke by phone as tensions continue to escalate in the region.

The Kremlin said both leaders agreed the situation should be handled through political and diplomatic channels rather than military confrontation.

The call comes as Iran faces widespread unrest at home.

Separately, Iranian officials are reportedl...


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