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Who really runs Iran? Shadow force IRGC tightens grip on power amid regime change chatter

As rumours of regime change and leadership transitions swirl, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has accelerated its takeover of Iran’s political and economic systems, moving toward a military dictatorship.

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As Gulf Airports Shut, Wealthy Travellers Pay Up To ₹2 Crore For Private Flights To Europe

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As Gulf Airports Shut, Wealthy Travellers Pay Up To ₹2 Crore For Private Flights To Europe

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Gukesh loses all-Indian clash to continue winless run at Prague International, Aravindh says: ‘It was a hard game’

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UAE stock markets to resume trading on Wednesday after two-day closure

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For centuries, Indians have bathed in the morning for health and energy. But in neighbouring Asian countries, people bathe at night. Read More

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