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🇪🇸👑⚽️ — Via its official media, the Spanish Royal House of Bourbon celebrated Spain's Triumph over France at FIFA World Cup, sharing a video of King Felipe VI alongside the rest of the Royal family celebrating the victory of the Spanish team:
Spain is in the final!
You have once again demonstrated why you are one of the great teams in the world. Now, with an entire country on your side, the time has come to fight for the title.
Thank you for making us enjoy this path. Go for it, Spain!
Spain is in the final!
You have once again demonstrated why you are one of the great teams in the world. Now, with an entire country on your side, the time has come to fight for the title.
Thank you for making us enjoy this path. Go for it, Spain!
The Iranian regime has dramatically expanded its domestic crackdown on dissent and access to foreign information by formally implementing a sweeping blacklisting system under its post-war espionage law.
The measure, issued by the Ministry of Intelligence under Article 4 of the 2025 legislation, brands dozens of foreign media outlets, journalists, human rights organizations, think tanks, opposition figures, and hundreds of online accounts as "hostile" entities, exposing Iranians who communicate with or share content from them to severe criminal penalties.
Under the legal framework, punishments can range from years of imprisonment to capital charges.
The lists encompass Israeli state institutions, Persian-language broadcasters, opposition figures, Western democracy and human rights organizations, and various armed groups, significantly expanding Tehran's legal restrictions on information sharing and foreign engagement.
https://www.ekhtebar.ir/مصادیق-تبصره-ماده-4-قانون-تشدید-مجازات/amp/
The measure, issued by the Ministry of Intelligence under Article 4 of the 2025 legislation, brands dozens of foreign media outlets, journalists, human rights organizations, think tanks, opposition figures, and hundreds of online accounts as "hostile" entities, exposing Iranians who communicate with or share content from them to severe criminal penalties.
Under the legal framework, punishments can range from years of imprisonment to capital charges.
The lists encompass Israeli state institutions, Persian-language broadcasters, opposition figures, Western democracy and human rights organizations, and various armed groups, significantly expanding Tehran's legal restrictions on information sharing and foreign engagement.
https://www.ekhtebar.ir/مصادیق-تبصره-ماده-4-قانون-تشدید-مجازات/amp/