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Iran Commemorates 1979 Revolution as Nation Is Squeezed by Anger Over Crackdown and Tensions with U.S.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) – Iran marked the 47th anniversary of its 1979 Islamic Revolution on Wednesday as the country’s theocracy remains under pressure, both from U.S. President Donald Trump who suggested sending another aircraft carrier group to the Middle East and a public angrily denouncing Tehran’s bloody crackdown on nationwide protests.
As U.S. Block of Oil Supply Deepens Energy Crisis, Cubans Ask: What More Can We Sacrifice?
HAVANA (AP) – After a day spent selling books, Solanda Ona typically boards a bus from a wealthy seaside district in Havana to her home in the city’s working-class center.
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February 2026
Feb 11
Middle East
Iran Commemorates 1979 Revolution as Nation Is Squeezed by Anger Over Crackdown and Tensions with U.S.
Feb 10
International
As U.S. Block of Oil Supply Deepens Energy Crisis, Cubans Ask: What More Can We Sacrifice?
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January 2026
Jan 30
Americas
Haiti Faces a Sexual Violence and Abuse Crisis as Gang Violence Spreads, Health Charity Warns
Jan 28
Middle East
Activists Say Iran’s Crackdown Has Killed at Least 6,221 People, as the Country’s Currency Plunges
Jan 23
Weather & Environment
Firefighters Face Attacks, Drones and Arsonists While Battling Deadly Blazes in Chile
Jan 14
Middle East
Iran Signals Plans for Fast Trials and Executions While Promising ‘Decisive Response’ to U.S., Israel
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February 11, 2026
- Iran Commemorates 1979 Revolution as Nation Is Squeezed by Anger Over Crackdown and Tensions with U.S. February 10, 2026
- As U.S. Block of Oil Supply Deepens Energy Crisis, Cubans Ask: What More Can We Sacrifice? February 9, 2026
- Prime Minister Takaichi’s Party Wins a Supermajority in Japan’s Lower House February 6, 2026
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- The Last U.S.-Russian Nuclear Pact Is About to Expire, Ending a Half-Century of Arms Control February 2, 2026
- Sudanese Paramilitary Force Abducting Children in Darfur, Witnesses Say January 30, 2026
- Explainer: How Does Iran’s System of Power Work?
- Syrian Government, Kurds Agree to Integration Deal, U.S. Hails ‘Historic Milestone’
- Haiti Faces a Sexual Violence and Abuse Crisis as Gang Violence Spreads, Health Charity Warns January 28, 2026
- Spain Is Granting Legal Status to Potentially 500,000 Immigrants
- Activists Say Iran’s Crackdown Has Killed at Least 6,221 People, as the Country’s Currency Plunges
- Atomic Scientists Set ‘Doomsday Clock’ Closer to Midnight Than Ever January 23, 2026
- As Haiti Faces Further Political Turmoil, the UN Signals More Troops on the Way
- Why Freezing Rain Has Millions at Risk of Losing Power—and Heat
- Firefighters Face Attacks, Drones and Arsonists While Battling Deadly Blazes in Chile January 21, 2026
- How Syria’s Government Has Redrawn the Map with Advances Against the Kurds
- Explainer: What Is President Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ and Who Has Joined So Far?
- Hopeful Yet Wary, Venezuelans Across Latin America Mull Going Home
