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Worldline: Iran in the World

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An interactive history explorer tracing Iranian history from 550 BCE to 2026 through maps, timelines, connected events, and global pressures.

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Worldline treats history as a network of causes, continuities, contrasts, and parallel threads rather than a straight line: one chapter asks how Cyrus turned a regional revolt into an empire, while others ask why Portugal came to Hormuz or how oil led to the 1953 coup. Its 44 story stops, bilingual interface, source links, labelled contested interpretations, and date-stamped 2026 chapter suggest unusually careful editorial and interaction design.

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