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Iran Admits 3,117 Protest Deaths in First Official Toll
Iran's state television admits 3,117 protest deaths, but human rights groups report over 4,500 killed amid brutal crackdown on nationwide demonstrations.
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Welcome to the Politics section, your source for the latest developments in government, policy, and elections. Here you’ll find analysis of key decisions, updates on political movements, and insights into how leadership and legislation shape society at local, national, and global levels. Stay informed on the issues that matter.
Ex-South Korean PM Gets 23 Years for Martial Law Role
Former South Korean PM Han Duck-soo sentenced to 23 years for facilitating 2024 martial law declaration. Court calls it 'top-down insurrection' threatening...
ICE's Transformation: From Immigration Service to Paramilitary Force
ICE has transformed from an immigration agency to a paramilitary force under Trump's second term, with doubled personnel, controversial tactics, and growing...
France Tests Immediate License Confiscation for Phone Use While Driving
France launches radical experiment in Landes department: immediate 6-month license suspension for phone use while driving, replacing standard fines. Could...
Iran Protest Death Toll Hits 4,519 Amid Brutal Crackdown
Human rights group HRANA reports 4,519 confirmed deaths in Iran's protests, with thousands more under investigation. Supreme Leader Khamenei admitted...
Why Japan Shows Sympathy for Shinzo Abe's Assassin
Japan grapples with unexpected public sympathy for Shinzo Abe's assassin, whose personal grievance against the Unification Church exposed deep...