War and Repression: The Iranian Regime’s Twin Tools for Preventing Another Uprising

As regime officials repeatedly warn of “riots” and “disorder,” growing threats against Iranian youth reveal the leadership’s deep fear of another nationwide uprising—and an internal dispute over whether war or negotiations offer the best path to regime survival. The Iranian regime has once again intensified...

Iran’s Currency Crisis Deepens as Dollar Surge Erodes Purchasing Power and Paralyzes Markets

The Iranian rial’s accelerating collapse is driving up the cost of imports, production, and food while weakening demand and pushing businesses into economic paralysis. The Iranian regime’s currency crisis is entering another dangerous phase...

Iran’s Gasoline Crisis: Poor Fuel Quality Puts Millions at Risk

Iran’s gasoline crisis is not only about shortages and rising prices. Poor fuel quality, elevated pollutants, and toxic emissions pose a wider public-health and environmental threat. Iran’s gasoline crisis is increasingly being defined not...

Iran’s Water and Power Crisis Deepens as Basic Services Become a Privilege

From villages receiving drinking water for only two hours a day to muddy tap water in Ahvaz and repeated blackouts in Tehran, Iran’s infrastructure crisis is increasingly becoming a crisis of survival. For millions of people...

Iran Human Rights Report: Executions, Political Repression and Arbitrary Killings Intensify in August 2026

At least 82 people were executed and 152 were arrested in Iran during August, according to documented reports, while women, political prisoners, Kurds, Baluch citizens, and January uprising detainees remained particularly vulnerable. Iran’s...

Iran’s Human Rights Crisis Deepens as Regime Escalates Executions and Suppresses Free Expression

International warnings over executions of political prisoners and new restrictions on contact with foreign journalists expose the Iranian regime’s intensifying campaign of repression. Iran’s human rights situation has sharply deteriorated in recent months, with...

Executions and Repression Cannot Silence Iran’s Growing Resistance

As executions intensify, resistance activities inside and outside Iran are expanding while economic hardship and political divisions deepen the regime’s crisis. As Iran’s economic and political crises deepen, the regime is increasingly relying on executions and repression to intimidate a society already burdened by inflation, poverty, and political frustration. The frequent announcement of executions, particularly involving young people accused of taking part in protests or resistance activities, has become one of the regime’s principal instruments for creating fear. But the executions have not produced the silence the authorities seek. Instead, resistance activities inside Iran continue to challenge the regime, while supporters of the Iranian Resistance abroad have expanded their campaigns against executions...

Iran’s Cost-of-Living Crisis: Families Forced to Choose Between Food, Housing, Healthcare and Education

Soaring inflation, unaffordable rents and rising healthcare and education costs are pushing millions of Iranians from poverty toward a daily struggle for survival. Iran’s economic...

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When Hereditary Rule Is Presented as Democracy

Examining the arguments being used to promote constitutional monarchy as a democratic solution for...

The Mirage of a Return to Monarchy: What Iran’s 2026 Crisis Has Revealed

Two wars and a nationwide uprising have underscored a fundamental reality: Iran’s future cannot...

Iran’s Water and Power Crisis Deepens as Basic Services Become a Privilege

From villages receiving drinking water for only two hours a day to muddy tap water in Ahvaz and repeated blackouts in Tehran, Iran’s infrastructure crisis is increasingly becoming a crisis of survival. For millions...

Iran’s Internet Blackout Economy: Billions in Filter-Breaking Fees Fuel Repression and Profiteering

A senior regime official has acknowledged that billions of tomans circulate through Iran’s VPN market, raising fresh questions about who profits from restrictions imposed on millions of internet users. The Iranian regime’s system of...

From the Constitutional Revolution to Today: Iran’s Unfinished Struggle Against Dictatorship

One hundred and twenty years after the Constitutional Revolution, Iran's history tells a consistent story: every generation has risen against absolute rule, rejecting both monarchical and religious dictatorship in pursuit of freedom, national...

Ali Moezzi From Qezel Hesar Prison: “Let Us Not Allow Others to Write Our Destiny”

From Qezel Hesar Prison, political prisoner Ali Moezzi marks the 61st anniversary of the PMOI, calling for support for an organized democratic alternative and urging Iranians not to surrender their future to others. Political...

Women Under Siege: New Data Reveal the Escalating Assault on Women’s Rights in Iran

Executions, mass arrests, femicide, and the continued targeting of female students expose an intensifying campaign against women in Iran...

Iran Regime Defies Nuclear Oversight While Rebuilding Sensitive Facility

As Tehran blocks IAEA inspections and quietly restores a...

Calls for an Iranian Nuclear Bomb Expose the Regime’s Growing Threat to International Peace

A state-linked media outlet openly advocates nuclear weapons as...

Geneva Talks Resume as Tehran Seeks Sanctions Relief Amid Deepening Crisis

Indirect U.S.–Iran Negotiations Highlight Strategic Deadlock Over Enrichment and...

Iran’s Cost-of-Living Crisis: Families Forced to Choose Between Food, Housing, Healthcare and Education

Soaring inflation, unaffordable rents and rising healthcare and education costs are pushing millions of Iranians from poverty toward a daily struggle for survival. Iran’s economic...

Iran’s Currency Crisis Deepens as Dollar Surge Erodes Purchasing Power and Paralyzes Markets

The Iranian rial’s accelerating collapse is driving up the cost of imports, production, and food while weakening demand and pushing businesses into economic paralysis. The...

Iran’s Education Crisis: When a Notebook and School Uniform Become Unaffordable Luxuries

For children in Iran, the beginning of the school year should be a time of excitement—the smell of new books, the anticipation of meeting...

Iran Human Rights Report: Executions, Political Repression and Arbitrary Killings Intensify in August 2026

At least 82 people were executed and 152 were arrested in Iran during August, according to documented reports, while women, political prisoners, Kurds,...

Resistance Units Mark PMOI’s 61st Anniversary With Widespread Activities in Zahedan

Banners and leaflets displayed across Zahedan highlighted the PMOI’s 61-year struggle against dictatorship, emphasizing rejection of both the monarchy and the clerical regime and...
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