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Karl Vick

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  • Editor at Large, TIME
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Editor at Large with TIME magazine in NYC, after 4 years in Jerusalem bureau, and 16 at the Washington Post in Rockville, Nairobi, Istanbul, Baghdad and LA.
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Oscar-Nominated It Was Just an Accident Offers Iranians a Different Future

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By Karl Vick Verified
| TIME Verified
The architects of the French Revolution had the Declaration of the Rights of Man. Activists on U.S. campuses in the 1960s had thePort Huron Statement. And the democratic activists of Iran have It Was Just an Accident, a movie up for two Oscars on Sunday. It’s partly a thriller, partly a dark comedy, and entirely an expression of how the Islamic Republic of Iran might be dissolved without a shot fired.
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Rafael Mariano Grossi: The 100 Most Influential People of 2026

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By Karl Vick Verified
| TIME Verified
Hilary Swift—The New York Times/Redux One measure of a diplomat is whether, even when world governance falls out of favor, states still open their doors to you. After Russian troops overran the Zaporizhzhia atomic plant in Ukraine, both sides cleared the way for an inspection team headed by Rafael Mariano Grossi, chief of the U.N.’s International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), to assess the damage and help keep the core cooled.
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Why Iran Thinks It's Winning

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By Karl Vick Verified, Kay Serjoie
| Aol Verified
Iran’s leaders believe they are prevailing in the war, and not without reason, analysts say. A month into a conflict prosecuted by two far more powerful militaries, the Islamic Republic has not only survived, but appears poised to dictate the terms of how it ends. “Yes, military bases have been targeted. A lot of military commanders have been killed.
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