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Iran Challenges 1968 Strait of Hormuz Shipping Pact with Oman • Anantnag Police Seize Heroin Worth ₹20 Crore, Arrest Suspect • Wimbledon Stays Tennis-Focused, No World Cup Screenings Planned • Amarnath Yatra Poised to Begin: LG Sinha Declares J&K Fully Prepared • Venezuela Earthquake Aftermath: US Aid Expectations Rise Under Trump • Jammu Health Official Faces Probe Over ‘Polio Free Pakistan’ Pamphlet • Fujimori Dynasty Returns to Power in Peru Amidst Deep National Division • Mughal Road Blocked by Mudslide After Heavy Rains, Stranding Hundreds • Iran Challenges 1968 Strait of Hormuz Shipping Pact with Oman • Anantnag Police Seize Heroin Worth ₹20 Crore, Arrest Suspect • Wimbledon Stays Tennis-Focused, No World Cup Screenings Planned • Amarnath Yatra Poised to Begin: LG Sinha Declares J&K Fully Prepared • Venezuela Earthquake Aftermath: US Aid Expectations Rise Under Trump • Jammu Health Official Faces Probe Over ‘Polio Free Pakistan’ Pamphlet • Fujimori Dynasty Returns to Power in Peru Amidst Deep National Division • Mughal Road Blocked by Mudslide After Heavy Rains, Stranding Hundreds

Tag: Digital Rights

Iranians Emerge From a ‘Black Hole’ as Internet Shutdown Eases

Politics

Iran’s Internet Reconnects After Three Months of Digital Silence

Iran begins to ease internet shutdown after three months, but access remains uneven, sparking hope and concern.

Tahir Rihat May 27, 2026 6 min read

Iran Eases Some Internet Restrictions, as Wider Blackout Passes 50th Day

News

Iran Loosens Internet Grip After 50 Days of Widespread Blackouts

Iran has begun to ease internet restrictions after over 50 days of widespread blackouts, sparking debate about a potential 'tiered internet' model.

Tahir Rihat April 19, 2026 4 min read