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On August 10, 2026, telecommunications retirees held weekly protests in cities like Kermanshah, Isfahan, Ardabil, and Khuzestan, gathering in at least eight locations with around 381 participants total. They accused the Telecommunication Company of Iran, Setad, the IRGC Cooperative Foundation, and other state-linked shareholders of withholding pensions, leaving many unable to cover basic needs after four years of similar demonstrations. Maryam Rajavi called it the voices of impoverished workers from Kurdistan to Khuzestan, while steel retirees in Isfahan joined with parallel actions amid broader labor unrest.

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In the summer heat, retirees marched with signs showing empty tables next to the telecom company's profits, demanding years of owed benefits after decades of service.

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On August 10, 2026, telecommunications retirees held weekly protests in cities like Kermanshah, Isfahan, Ardabil, and Khuzestan, gathering in at least eight locations with around 381 participants total. They accused the Telecommunication Company of Iran, Setad, the IRGC Cooperative Foundation, and other state-linked shareholders of withholding pensions, leaving many unable to cover basic needs after four years of similar demonstrations. Maryam Rajavi called it the voices of impoverished workers from Kurdistan to Khuzestan, while steel retirees in Isfahan joined with parallel actions amid broader labor unrest.

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In the summer heat, retirees marched with signs showing empty tables next to the telecom company's profits, demanding years of owed benefits after decades of service.

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In July 2024, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese created the Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism and named Jillian Segal AO for a three-year term to engage communities and tackle rising incidents. A Michael West Media article called the move unprecedented, created by press release without parliamentary vote—unlike the rejected 2023 Indigenous Voice referendum—and sparked online questions about democratic process and free speech. Supporters point to documented antisemitic incidents since 2023 and praise the national plan's focus, while the discussion reflects tensions between addressing hate and ensuring equal treatment.

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A lawyer appointed by the prime minister now advises on fighting antisemitism, but critics say her role lets one unelected official shape what Australians say and teach.

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In July 2024, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese created the Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism and named Jillian Segal AO for a three-year term to engage communities and tackle rising incidents. A Michael West Media article called the move unprecedented, created by press release without parliamentary vote—unlike the rejected 2023 Indigenous Voice referendum—and sparked online questions about democratic process and free speech. Supporters point to documented antisemitic incidents since 2023 and praise the national plan's focus, while the discussion reflects tensions between addressing hate and ensuring equal treatment.

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A lawyer appointed by the prime minister now advises on fighting antisemitism, but critics say her role lets one unelected official shape what Australians say and teach.

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Trump told the Faith & Freedom Coalition audience that Khomeini and others in Iran feared Soleimani's power, calling the Baghdad Airport strike the biggest event in 100 years. The remark drew confusion since Khomeini died in 1989, three decades before the operation, leading many to assume he meant current Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, killed this year in U.S.-Israeli actions. Iran expert Arash Azizi agreed Trump likely meant Khamenei and noted informal Tehran views that Soleimani threatened regime insiders amid his Quds Force leadership and attacks on U.S. forces.

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At a conservative conference in Washington, D.C., Trump revisited his 2020 drone strike on General Qasem Soleimani, saying even top Iranian leaders like Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini were glad to see him gone.

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Trump told the Faith & Freedom Coalition audience that Khomeini and others in Iran feared Soleimani's power, calling the Baghdad Airport strike the biggest event in 100 years. The remark drew confusion since Khomeini died in 1989, three decades before the operation, leading many to assume he meant current Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, killed this year in U.S.-Israeli actions. Iran expert Arash Azizi agreed Trump likely meant Khamenei and noted informal Tehran views that Soleimani threatened regime insiders amid his Quds Force leadership and attacks on U.S. forces.

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At a conservative conference in Washington, D.C., Trump revisited his 2020 drone strike on General Qasem Soleimani, saying even top Iranian leaders like Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini were glad to see him gone.

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BamBam, full name Kunpimook Bhuwakul, joins Thailand's Ministry of Culture delegation at the Cannes Film Festival from May 12 to 23. He'll promote the industry at the Thai Pavilion opening on May 13, attend a networking lunch, Thai Night celebrating 170 years of Thailand-France ties, and walk the red carpet. Fans are thrilled about his role as a special guest in the upcoming horror film Confessions of a Shaman, set for release August 12, which draws from real ghost stories in the Ghost Radio series. This step marks his shift from music and fashion to acting, aiming to boost Thai cinema's global appeal.

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GOT7's BamBam is trading K-pop stages for the Cannes red carpet, representing Thailand's rising film scene at the 79th festival.

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BamBam, full name Kunpimook Bhuwakul, joins Thailand's Ministry of Culture delegation at the Cannes Film Festival from May 12 to 23. He'll promote the industry at the Thai Pavilion opening on May 13, attend a networking lunch, Thai Night celebrating 170 years of Thailand-France ties, and walk the red carpet. Fans are thrilled about his role as a special guest in the upcoming horror film Confessions of a Shaman, set for release August 12, which draws from real ghost stories in the Ghost Radio series. This step marks his shift from music and fashion to acting, aiming to boost Thai cinema's global appeal.

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GOT7's BamBam is trading K-pop stages for the Cannes red carpet, representing Thailand's rising film scene at the 79th festival.

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On the August 9 Pod Save America episode, MSNBC's Chris Hayes analyzed how progressives like Abdul El-Sayed triumphed over establishment picks such as Haley Stevens in Michigan's August 4 Democratic primary. He stressed their success came from direct voter connections everywhere. Online reactions zeroed in on his casual look, with jokes about NSYNC vibes, lost bets, or theater-kid energy overshadowing the politics.

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Chris Hayes dove into progressive wins in Michigan's primary, but his hot pink tank top and gold chain grabbed all the attention from viewers.

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The 2026 World Cup introduced a new fan-focused ceremony where competing nations' flags are laid across the field in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Saudi Arabia's flag bears the Shahada, declaring faith in Allah and Muhammad, while Iraq's features 'Allahu Akbar' in Kufic script—both revered in Muslim tradition and kept off the ground. This adjustment started in Saudi Arabia's opener against Uruguay on June 15 in Miami Gardens and Iraq's match against France, with opponents' flags also elevated for balance. A FIFA spokesperson noted close work with teams to meet such requests amid the 48-team tournament.

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Before kickoff, massive flags usually blanket the pitch for a stunning visual. For Saudi Arabia and Iraq, FIFA keeps theirs held high by volunteers to respect the holy Islamic phrases they carry.

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On the August 9 Pod Save America episode, MSNBC's Chris Hayes analyzed how progressives like Abdul El-Sayed triumphed over establishment picks such as Haley Stevens in Michigan's August 4 Democratic primary. He stressed their success came from direct voter connections everywhere. Online reactions zeroed in on his casual look, with jokes about NSYNC vibes, lost bets, or theater-kid energy overshadowing the politics.

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Chris Hayes dove into progressive wins in Michigan's primary, but his hot pink tank top and gold chain grabbed all the attention from viewers.

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The 2026 World Cup introduced a new fan-focused ceremony where competing nations' flags are laid across the field in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Saudi Arabia's flag bears the Shahada, declaring faith in Allah and Muhammad, while Iraq's features 'Allahu Akbar' in Kufic script—both revered in Muslim tradition and kept off the ground. This adjustment started in Saudi Arabia's opener against Uruguay on June 15 in Miami Gardens and Iraq's match against France, with opponents' flags also elevated for balance. A FIFA spokesperson noted close work with teams to meet such requests amid the 48-team tournament.

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Before kickoff, massive flags usually blanket the pitch for a stunning visual. For Saudi Arabia and Iraq, FIFA keeps theirs held high by volunteers to respect the holy Islamic phrases they carry.

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User @amazonmilkfrog argued that 'Middle East' is no more colonialist than other labels and switching to 'West Asia' wouldn't erase Eurocentric roots. Replies highlighted its origins from a European viewpoint—first in British records around the 1850s and popularized by Alfred Thayer Mahan in 1902—to describe lands east of Europe but west of the Far East. Supporters of 'West Asia' praised its neutral geography used in UN contexts, while critics noted people in the region often stick with 'Middle East' amid debates on history, accuracy, and everyday habit.

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A simple post calling objections to 'Middle East' overblown opened the door to a lively exchange on why region names carry so much historical weight.

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