Islamic Republic
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| Address | Hobyar, Ankara Cd. No:1, 34112 Fatih/İstanbul |
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| Hours | Open ⋅ Closes 5PM |
| Phone | (0212) 513 82 30 |
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| ID | 1295119 |
About Islamic Republic
An Islamic republic is the name given to several states that are officially ruled by Islamic laws, including Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Mauritania. Pakistan first adopted the title under the constitution of 1956. Mauritania adopted it on 28 November 1958.
Where is the Islamic republic
Narges Mohammadi: Jailed Iranian Nobel laureate begins hunger strike
... It explained that she was protesting against two things: " the Islamic Republic s policy of delaying and neglecting medical care for sick inmates, resulting in the loss of the health and lives of individuals" and " the policy of death or mandatory hijab for Iranian women"...
Armita Geravand: Iranian girl who collapsed on Tehran metro dies
... " The Islamic Republic of Iran has attempted to distort the narrative surrounding the government s involvement in her death, " the group said...
Pakistan's 'shameful' first Miss Universe contestant
... But as Pakistani model Vaneeza Ahmed, who first encouraged Ms Robin to get into modelling, told Voice of America Urdu: " When these men are fine with international competitions called Mister Pakistan , why do they have a problem with a woman s achievement? " From rock and roll to Islamic Republic " We are a nation of many contradictions and women and the marginalised trigger us the most, " Karachi-based writer and commentator Rafay Mehmood told the BBC...
Ronaldo's visit to Iran sparks wild scenes as fans chase team bus
... The dates for the AFC Champions League matches were set from a month ago and the timing may all be a coincidence - but the Islamic Republic government would welcome any news that would distract the public from focusing on deeper issues...
Iran's women a year after Mahsa Amini's death: 'I wear what I like now'
... A Western diplomat in Tehran estimates that across the country, an average of about 20% of women are now breaking the laws of the Islamic Republic by going out on to the streets without the veil...
Iran protests: Return of morality police met by defiance
... The hijab is a powerful political symbol in the Islamic Republic, a bedrock of the ideology of the country s clerical establishment...
Danish vlogger: 'My guilt over being traded in Iranian prisoner swap'
... But his arrival in Iran coincided with the death in custody of Mahsa " Zhina" Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish woman detained by morality police for allegedly violating the Islamic Republic s strict dress code...
UK to sanction Iran after credible threats from regime
... Under existing legislation, the UK can sanction Iranians for human rights violations or nuclear proliferation activities within the Islamic Republic...
Johnson blames Iran for Saudi Arabia oil attacks
The Prime Minister was speaking on board the RAF Voyager jet, heading for the UN General Assembly
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has blamed Iran for attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities ahead of a meeting with the country's president, Hassan Rouhani .
Mr Johnson said there was a "very high degree of probability" Iran was behind the drone and missile attacks on, which Tehran denies.
The Prime Minister declined to rule out military intervention and said sanctions were also a possibility.
But an Iranian foreign ministry spokesman rejected the PM's comments.
Abbas Mousavi said they amounted to "fruitless efforts against the Islamic Republic of Iran", and attacked The British government for "selling lethal weapons to Saudi Arabia ".
The US, which also blames Iran for the oil attacks, is sending more troops to Saudi Arabia .
Saudi Arabia has also accused Iran of carrying out the 14 September attacks, in which 18 drones and seven cruise missiles hit an oil field and processing facility.
Speaking on board an RAF Voyager jet on the way to the United Nations General Assembly in New York , Mr Johnson gave the UK's first attribution of blame.
He said: "I can tell you that the UK is attributing responsibility with a very high degree of probability to Iran for the Aramco attacks. "
Mr Johnson said he would be working with the US and other European countries "to construct a response that tries to de-escalate tensions in The Gulf region".
Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi rebels have claimed responsibility, while Iran itself has denied any involvement. It warned it would retaliate against any attacks after the US announced it was sending troops to Saudi Arabia .
"Clearly if we are asked either by the Saudis or The Americans to have a role then we would consider in what way we could be useful," Mr Johnson said.
'Diplomatic response'Asked if military action was possible, he said: "We will consider in what way we could be useful if asked and depending on what the exact plan is. "
Sanctions also remained on the table, he said.
A Whitehall source said the Houthi rebels' claim of responsibility was "implausible" as the "scale, sophistication and range" of The Attack was beyond their capabilities.
The Prime Minister attended a joint meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the UN to discuss the attacks, along with Brexit.
Later the three leaders issued a joint statement saying it was "clear" that Iran bore responsibility for the attacks.
"There is No Other plausible explanation," they said.
They added that the attacks underlined "the importance of making collective efforts towards regional stability and security" and "the necessity of de-escalation in the region through sustained diplomatic efforts and engagement with all parties".
The Prime Minister said he also promised to bring up the case of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and other dual British-Iranian nationals held in Tehran during his meeting with Mr Rouhani.
Mr Johnson came under after appearing to contradict Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who says she was in Iran visiting family.
She is serving a five-year sentence on spying charges, which she has always denied.
hassan rouhani, boris johnson, iran, saudi arabia, saudi oil drone attack
Source of news: bbc.com
