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11 years after trying to kill each other, ex-marine meets Talib again - Vimarsana News

11 years after trying to kill each other, ex-marine meets Talib again

Mullah Abdul Rahim Gulab was part of a group of Taliban fighters trying to defend the district from the thousands of American, coalition and Afghan troops

Maxwell, Omicron, Madden: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing - Vimarsana News

Maxwell, Omicron, Madden: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

Your Monday Briefing: Omicron Evades Many Vaccines - Vimarsana News

Your Monday Briefing: Omicron Evades Many Vaccines

And elections in Hong Kong.

Khamenei's concerns over the future of the Iranian clergy (Part 3) - Vimarsana News

Khamenei's concerns over the future of the Iranian clergy (Part 3)

When Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran, died at the age of 89, he and the regime he established enjoyed the support of most of the country’s high-ranking clerics. His successor, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, aged 82, faces a very different situation, however. Most senior clerics apparently do not support him, and the "deviation" of the new generation of clerics has caused growing concerns within the regime.

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Khamenei's concerns over the future of the Iranian clergy (Part 2) - Vimarsana News

Khamenei's concerns over the future of the Iranian clergy (Part 2)

In recent years, numerous analyses have been published on the increasing influence of the IRGC within the Iranian regime. Nevertheless, the rise in the power of the military should not overshadow the fact that in the Islamic Republic, not only the paramount position of supreme leader, but also many other key roles are held exclusively by clerics. Moreover, many of these clerics, including the highest-ranking ones, must be appointed by the supreme leader. This system was designed to ensure the loyalty of key officials, but over time has given rise to growing concerns over the reliability of the...

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