Insurers shout; politicians pledge; communities pay. But the plumbing, the planning and the politics still don’t add up.
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Insurers shout; politicians pledge; communities pay. But the plumbing, the planning and the politics still don’t add up.
TEHRAN — The juxtaposition could not be more stark. In Tehran, the 12,000-seat indoor volleyball stadium at the iconic Azadi Sports Complex lies in ruins, reduced to twisted metal and concrete dust by US-Israeli airstrikes.
