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🔊The episode of ABC’s Jeopardy! that aired on 🔊The episode of ABC’s Jeopardy! that aired on November 10, 2025 featured a clue whose correct response was “What is the Iranian Rial.” None of the three contestants provided the correct answer. Jeopardy! is a long-running American quiz show in which contestants respond to clues with a question format—each answer must be phrased as a question. . #kayhan #jeopardy #gameshow #tvshow #questionsandanswers @jeopardy
By Nazenin Ansari (@nazeninansari) Nov. 10 - Geor By Nazenin Ansari (@nazeninansari) Nov. 10 - Georgetown University honored the legacy of Iran’s first and only Minister for Women’s Affairs, Mahnaz Afkhami, in a symposium on Nov. 4. Afkhami, who spoke at the symposium, held the position from 1975 to 1978. Ambassador Melanne Verveer, the United States’ first Ambassador for Global Women’s Issues under President Barack Obama, who previously served as an advisor to President Bill Clinton and as chief of staff to First Lady Hillary Clinton, opened the symposium. “Nearly one in four countries has reported reversals in women’s progress, with rulers nullifying laws to protect women against violence and contracting women’s civic space,” Verveer told the participants at the symposium. The event was co-sponsored by the Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security (GIWPS), of which Verveer is executive director, and by the Georgetown University Library. “Mahnaz, ever the visionary and the activist for impact, wants us to focus on a needed new architecture for human rights, for politics, for activism, and the global women’s movement that these times demand,” said Verveer. Citing Afkhami, Verveer said, “the conditions women have in common outrank and outvalue any that set them apart.” She praised her for building transnational women’s networks in exile (such as the Sisterhood Is Global Institute and the Women’s Learning Partnership), and for emphasizing that women’s leadership did not mean a war of the sexes. “It was not men versus women,” she said. “It was benefiting women and men and promoting a model of participatory leadership that could transform politics.” Afkhami herself reflected on her early years in pre-revolutionary Iran. Continues on kayhanlife.com . #kayhanlife #mahnazafkhami #giwps #melanneverveer #nazeninansari . @georgetown_wps @sanambna @sarabihabiba @authorazarnafisi @camanpour @haerishahla @mahnazlafkhami @nchamlou @kuminaidoo
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DUBAI, Nov 10 (Reuters) – Inspectors of the U.N. DUBAI, Nov 10 (Reuters) – Inspectors of the U.N. nuclear watchdog IAEA visited Iranian nuclear sites last week, Iran’s foreign ministry spokesperson said on Monday, according to state media, a week after the IAEA urged Iran to “seriously improve” cooperation. The IAEA has carried out about a dozen inspections in Iran since hostilities with Israel in June, but last week highlighted it had not been given access to nuclear facilities such as Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan, which were bombed by the United States. “As long as we are a member of the NPT (Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons), we will abide by our commitments, and just last week, IAEA inspectors visited several nuclear facilities, including the Tehran Research Reactor,” Esmaeil Baghaei said, without naming the others. The International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi said last week that Iran must “seriously improve” cooperation with the United Nations inspectors to avoid heightening tensions with the West. Iranian officials have blamed the IAEA for providing a justification for Israel’s bombing in a 12-day war in June, which began the day after the IAEA board voted to declare Iran in violation of obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Baghaei’s comments on Monday were in response to Grossi saying last week that Iran “cannot say ‘I remain within the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons treaty’, and then not comply with obligations”. (Reporting by Elwely Elwelly;Editing by Alison Williams, Alexandra Hudson)
By Maya Gebeily and Maayan Lubell BEIRUT/JERUSALEM By Maya Gebeily and Maayan Lubell BEIRUT/JERUSALEM, Nov 10 (Reuters) – Israel is pressing Lebanon’s army to be more aggressive in disarming the Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah by searching private homes in the south for weaponry, three Lebanese security officials and two Israeli officials have said. The demand has emerged in recent weeks and been rejected by Lebanon’s military leadership, who fear it would ignite civil strife and derail a disarmament strategy seen by the army as cautious but effective, the Lebanese security officials told Reuters. The army is confident it can declare Lebanon’s south free of Hezbollah arms by the end of 2025, in line with a truce deal that ended a devastating Israeli war with Hezbollah last year. A sweep of valleys and forests has located more than 50 tunnels and resulted in the confiscation of over 50 guided missiles and hundreds of other weapons, according to two Lebanese civilian sources briefed on army operations. But the army’s plan never included searching private property, according to the Lebanese security officials. Israel doubts it will succeed without such measures.
Pax Persica refers to a period of relative peace a Pax Persica refers to a period of relative peace and imperial stability under the Achaemenid Empire, especially during the reigns of Cyrus the Great, Darius I, and Xerxes I in the 6th to 4th centuries BCE. Much like Pax Romana in Rome, the term Pax Persica is used by historians to describe how the Achaemenid Empire maintained order across a vast territory—from the Indus Valley to the Aegean Sea—through a combination of military dominance, administrative sophistication, and ideological projection of harmony. Royal inscriptions and architectural grandeur (like Persepolis) reinforced the image of a divinely sanctioned empire that brought unity to diverse peoples. While not always peaceful at the frontiers, the core regions enjoyed stability, trade flourished, and local cultures were often respected within the imperial framework . . Video reposted from @ATBIN.ARIAN . #kayhanlife #PaxPersica #persianempire #history #periodofpeace
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