Iran’s Leader says US and some Western countries cannot be trusted
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- The Leader of Iran’s Islamic Revolution says the US and some Western countries cannot be trusted, stressing the importance of implementation of resistance economy.
- Lebanon’s Hezbollah television Al-Manar slams as unjust and political the decision by Egyptian satellite operator Nilesat to stop airing its programs.
- Campaigning begins for Syria’s parliamentary elections to be held on April 13. Over ten-thousand candidates are contesting in the vote.
- The trade war between Ukraine and Russia appears to be growing as Kiev says it plans to impose a ban on oil product imports from Moscow.
- And, junior doctors in England stage another walkout to protest the government’s proposed reforms on working conditions, the fourth such stoppage this year.
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