ALAM and النجاح add explicit base-targeting; NDTV keeps to end-war terms and talks with Oman.
The Guardian leans offensive; RFE/RL stresses sanctions may not change outcomes
Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi travels to Tehran for talks with Iran’s officials.
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Chosunbiz leans on Pascal's wager; BBC stays policy-focused on sanctions partners
Jerusalem Post spotlights ballistic/attack threat; PBS highlights diplomacy via the MoU
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Mohsen Rezaee warned any country joining U.S. sanctions would be treated as an enemy.
Mohsen Rezaei, SNSC secretary, warned countries not to join US economic war against Iran.
BBC, Guardian & Sky News — attribution, passive voice, and unreported genocidal statements
Iran's Parliament approves Article 3 to charge ships for Hormuz transit services.
Al-Manar frames sanctions pressure as a miracle of unity; AP uses a neutral sanctions-withstood framing.
Asim Munir to visit Tehran Monday with a high-level delegation for talks.
Outlet bias on Gaza, measured article by article
France 24 and World Oil stress long delay; IranOilGas presses rapid development.
Masoud Pezeshkian defends US memorandum as best path out of stalled war.
Gulf News frames dark transits as price relief; BigGo details the logistics pattern.
How Western outlets sanitise the U.S.-Israeli bombardment of Iran
تطبيق نبض blames Iran for war options; annahar focuses on Hezbollah refusing withdrawal.
Iran resumed strict enforcement of mandatory hijab rules amid renewed public scrutiny.
Iranian strikes exposed fragility of U.S. bases near Iran in Gulf.
US secondary sanctions violate sovereignty of all UN member states and international law.
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Rudaw leads with “crime against humanity”; BBC and NPR stress sanctions as warfare, not rights.
Jerusalem Post adds Hormuz and sanctions detail; News18 sticks mainly to Iran-US blame.
Defense ministry says weapons and equipment production doubled in the past year.
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