Iran partially restores internet access after months-long nationwide blackout.
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Iran partially restores internet access after months-long nationwide blackout.

Iran began restoring partial internet access on Tuesday after 88 days of near-total blackout. Connectivity rose to around 35% of typical levels. The shutdown was imposed following air strikes on Iranian infrastructure in February.

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This event sits in the top 14% of divergence this week. 13 outlets covered it, splitting into 5 framing camps across 4 bias groups.
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South China Morning Post
Financial Times
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Jerusalem Post
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Coverage expands to include partial connectivity restoration with persistent censorship—diplomatic optimism and skepticism now joined by technical scrutiny of state control theater.
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THE LEFT1 outlet · mostly critical
Iranians emerge online with skepticism and defiance after months of blackout
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THE RIGHT1 outlet · mostly neutral
Iran starts to restore internet access after months-long blackout - Financial Times
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“'Greetings after 88 days': Iranians reconnect after long internet shutdown” · South China Morning Post, Reuters, Jerusalem Post

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