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Reuters says Beijing carried Riyadh's message to Tehran; Shargh says Islamabad did

Four reports say China privately asked Iran to rein in Yemen's Houthis, all resting on the same three unnamed Iranian sources. Two reports in Tehran name Pakistan instead, …

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Le Figaro leads Pezeshkian on 'dangerous' pressure on Iran, IRNA on BRICS national currencies

Two reports on Iran's president, published five seconds apart on 11 September, lead on different things. Neither carries the other's point.

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The Media Line 🇮🇱IL · digital · independent No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Actor label The report names the attackers together with their backer. ×1Actor label Gives the Houthis a patron in the first clause ×1Actor upgraded The body names a Saudi-led coalition. The headline names Saudi Arabia alone. ×1Adjacency framing The headline sets a Hamas case in Europe beside the airbase arrests. None of the text we hold links the two. ×1 from 645 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →

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