Middle East Crisis

Iran War
Netanyahu: The War Is Not Over – Uranium Must Be Removed

The war against Iran is not over, says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in an interview with CBS News.

He says that the enriched uranium must be taken out of Iran, and that the country's enrichment facilities must be dismantled. When asked how the uranium will be removed, Netanyahu replies:

- You go in, and you take it out.

The best way to remove the uranium, Netanyahu believes, would be to reach an agreement with Iran. He refuses to go into what would happen if no agreement is reached. 

The situation in Iran
Access to the Internet divides Iran: "A punch in the gut"

The Internet has been shut down in Iran for two months. But some have access to the so-called Internet Pro, and can be online just as before. This is reported by CNN.

With Internet Pro, the connection is more stable and access to international sites is less restricted. The service thus offers to certain selected users what was previously available to everyone.

Internet Pro users must undergo a verification process and be active in business, science or academia.

Faraz, 38, who lives in Tehran, describes how, despite unemployment and inflation, he manages to scrape together a million tomans, equivalent to about 120 kronor, which he spends on a VPN to check the news.

“When you finally manage to open X or Telegram, you see people with unlimited access behaving as if everything is normal. It honestly feels like a punch in the gut,” he says.