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Iran in the Media

The Omid57.info editorial desk reviews what German and international media report about Iran – summarised in our own words, linked to the original source.

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The front page of the US edition lists the latest headlines from every section – politics, world news, markets, tech, society and sports – newest first.

Background

News in the United States is shaped by a federal system: many decisions are taken not only in Washington but in the 50 state capitals, and courts play a large role. A good habit is to check whether a story concerns federal law, a single state or a court ruling – the answer often changes how far-reaching it is.

More in our guides: How to check photos and videos in the news · How to spot misleading statistics and charts in the news · GDP, jobs and interest rates: how to read economic news · Iran's political system explained: who decides what · How to read opinion polls in the news · The Persian calendar and Nowruz explained · How the EU works: Commission, Parliament and Council explained · How news agencies work – and why so many reports sound the same · Inflation explained with everyday examples · Why the same story looks different in other languages · How to read the news critically: check sources, spot false information · What is RSS? How to follow the news without algorithms

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Omid57.info does not write news of its own. Every few minutes the server fetches the public feeds of these media, removes duplicates and sorts the items by time; after three days an item disappears. Each item shows the headline, the source and the time; for some media also a short excerpt from the feed (at most 160 characters). Every headline links to the full article at the original outlet. Sections are assigned automatically by keywords and can occasionally be wrong. More in our editorial standards.

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