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We ask if calls for a closer union between Gulf states are part of a broader strategy to counter Iran's influence.
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Majid Jamali Fashi, 24, was hanged in Tehran after being sentenced to death for the murder of a nuclear scientist.
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As Gulf states unite to take on Iran over disputed Gulf islands, we ask what this means for an already volatile region.
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As Iran and the world's major powers engage in a new round of nuclear talks, we ask if a compromise will be reached.
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Government says voter turnout exceeds expectations in elections seen as referendum on Tehran's conservative leaders.
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Country's voters going to polls in elections seen as battle between conservatives factions and gauge of popular mood.
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Reformists call for boycott of Friday's parliamentary elections, which some see as battle between conservatives.
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Parliamentary candidates conclude campaigns ahead of Friday vote expected to offer clues to country's political future.
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Is the arrival of Iranian warships in Syria a symbolic move or is the uprising there no longer a solely Syrian affair?
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What is motivating Iran's tough talk of enriching uranium and shutting down a major global oil chokepoint?
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Last Modified: 13 Jan 2012 21:05 GMT
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