Brain Gain Across Borders Draws Iranian Students Home
Iran’s booming oil economy and job prospects abroad lure students back from the United States and Europe, easing a brain drain. Yet many returnees faced government bans on dissent, while others stay abroad to avoid Iran’s conscription and debt terms.
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Sterilization Rising in Use Among Married Couples
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