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Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says Tehran will not negotiate its disputed nuclear programme under pressure.
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Free Syria Army commander says rebels withdrew from Saleheddin district to prepare counter-attack against military.
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UN says secret executions widespread in Iran
Report says executions carried out without knowledge or presence of inmates' lawyers or families.
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The Iran sanctions fallacy
International sanctions have exacerbated the pain of the middle class struggling with high levels of unemployment.
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Kharotabad killings and the cover up
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A world away from Manama
Bahrain's impoverished villages see little benefit from billions of dollars being invested in the glimmering capital.
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Last Modified: 10 Mar 2011 15:36 GMT
Deaths reported in Iran protest
A Iranian official confirms two deaths during Monday's clashes but police blame an outlawed group for them.
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Tear gas used on Iran protesters
Clashes between pro-reformists and security forces in Tehran leave several people injured, amid reports of one death.
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Clashes reported in Iran protests
Pro-reformist marches under way in Tehran despite heavy security presence and police crackdown.
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