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With Trump’s Ban In Limbo, Iranians Weigh In On Its Impact So Far

“If you really want to protect your people, stop villainizing them in the eyes of other nations by taking such actions on behalf of them.”
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Cyprus Faces An Uncertain Future After Turkey's Failed Coup

The island is holding major talks to heal a divide that's lasted over four decades, but there's an elephant in the room.
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These Graphic Novel Authors Illustrate The Struggle Of Being Gay And In Love In Iran

"Many parents of gay kids have been so homophobic until they discover that their kid is gay. And then they’re stuck between what they learned and what their beliefs are on the one hand, and what their love is on the other."
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Obama’s First U.S. Mosque Visit Came Late, But Still Means A Lot, Says Top Islamic Scholar

"The fact that you have Trump saying one thing and the president doing something else does matter."
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What Everyday Iranians Have To Say About The Deal Now That It’s A Reality

In August, these Iranians told us what they thought about the agreement. Now, they tell us what they think about its implementation.
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Aga Khan: We Should Understand Our Differences, Not Erase Them

"The word 'fragmentation' seems to define our times."
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Everyday Iranians Weigh In On Nuclear Deal

Different Iranians call the deal "the best resolution," "a path to the progressive world" and "nothing more than a piece of paper."
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GOP Senators Who Opposed Sandy Relief Aid Fundraise Around One-Year Anniversary Of Storm

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