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Dan Wolman at PIFF: Films Keep Despair Away

At Pune International Film Festival, Israeli filmmaker Dan Wolman discussed creativity, resilience, and his Indo-Israel collaboration. He shared views on AI in cinema and his personal conflict.

Iran Disconnects Internet, Starlink Key for Protest News

Iran has severed global internet access for its 85 million citizens amid nationwide protests. Starlink devices, despite being illegal, are now crucial for sharing information. Read how the digital blackout impacts the diaspora and the world's view.

Iranian Women Defy Regime, Protest Economic Crisis

Images of Iranian women lighting cigarettes from burning photos of Supreme Leader Khamenei go viral amid major protests over economic collapse. Details on the crackdown and casualties inside.

1979 Article on Khomeini Reappears During Iran Protests

A 1979 New York Times article painting Ayatollah Khomeini as a moderate has resurfaced online, highlighting the stark contrast with Iran's current reality. Explore the analysis and its relevance to today's protests.

Iranian Women Burn Supreme Leader's Photo in Bold Protest

Iranian women stage a daring protest, burning photos of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to light cigarettes. This act challenges the regime's authority amid ongoing tensions. Read more about this powerful symbol of defiance.

Iran Protests: Economic Collapse Breaks Old Patterns

Iran faces a new wave of nationwide protests triggered by historic economic collapse, not social outrage. This uprising, starting in Tehran's Grand Bazaar, signals a deeper crisis of legitimacy for the Islamic Republic. Read the full analysis.

Masih Alinejad Urges World to Back Iran Protests

Iranian activist Masih Alinejad calls for global solidarity against the regime amid nationwide protests. She highlights the people's struggle and the need for international pressure.

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