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Mystery deepens over how Iran’s president met the new supreme leader in a darkened car
The opposition-linked broadcaster Iran International has published new details of Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian's meeting with Mojtaba Khamenei, who succeeded his father as the Islamic Republic's supreme leader, deepening the mystery surrounding him. Pezeshkian himself had revealed the meeting took place several months ago
Video: The Sun as we’ve never seen it before, the most detailed images ever captured
New observations reveal striking plasma vortices swirling across the solar surface, offering scientists valuable insight into the mechanisms driving space weather and the powerful solar flares capable of disrupting satellites, GPS systems, and power grids
Due to the heatwave, Pope Leo welcomed the faithful inside St. Peter’s Basilica
The American pope met and blessed around 5,000 pilgrims, most of them from Poland
“Her parents never wanted their marriage,” wife’s aunt says of Afghan man accused of killing British woman in Kypseli
According to his wife's aunt, Aleina Hall's parents had serious reservations about her relationship with the 26-year-old Afghan man from the very beginning. He arrived in Greece as a migrant in 2016
Infections worrying Europe: What the new ECDC report shows
From the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo to West Nile virus, cholera and Vibrio bacteria in coastal waters, how the ECDC’s summer surveillance map is taking shape
Mojtaba Khamenei: Three scenarios for the fate of Iran’s “paper leader” and the power struggle in Tehran
The Daily Mail, citing Western security sources, presents the main scenarios regarding the whereabouts of Iran’s new Supreme Leader - Mossad turns to “traditional methods” to locate him, while the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps emerges as a central pillar of power
