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Politicsone year ago
Iran closes French research institute in response to magazine’s insults
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has closed a Tehran-based French archaeological and historical institute in protest against a French magazine’s insult to Islamic sanctities.
Iran closes French research institute in response to magazine’s insults
Foreign Policy2 years ago
South Korea president caught on hot mic insulting US Congress as 'idiots'
South Korean president Yoon Suk-yeol was caught on a hot mic insulting American lawmakers for failing to pass the additional $6 billion (£5.3 billion) in aid to the United Nations Global Fund.
South Korea president caught on hot mic insulting US Congress as 'idiots'
North Africa2 years ago
Tunisia’s military court sentences lawmaker to jail for 'insulting' president
A military court sentences Tunisian MP Yassin Ayari to prison for insulting the president and army for describing the suspension of parliament as a coup d’état.
Tunisia’s military court sentences lawmaker to jail for 'insulting' president
Saudi Arabia3 years ago
Saudi Arabia expels Lebanese ambassador in row over Yemen war
Saudi Arabia orders the Lebanese ambassador to the country to leave over the “offensive” remarks made by Lebanese Information Minister George Kordahi regarding the Saudi-led coalition against Yemen.
Saudi Arabia expels Lebanese ambassador in row over Yemen war
Turkey3 years ago
‘Insulting’ Erdogan puts over 900 children before court: Report
The latest court cases have raised concerns over freedom of expression in Turkey.
‘Insulting’ Erdogan puts over 900 children before court: Report
Russia4 years ago
Putin backs initiative to protect sentiments of religious believers
Russian President Vladimir Putin supports a proposal by a leading mufti from the country’s North Caucasus region to call on other United Nations (UN) member states to pass laws protecting the feelings of religious believers.
Putin backs initiative to protect sentiments of religious believers
Politics4 years ago
France hasn’t learned from dark past: Religious intellectuals
Religious intellectuals strongly refute the French president’s claim that support for sacrilege amounts to protection of free speech.
France hasn’t learned from dark past: Religious intellectuals
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