Poorang Novak

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...

PMOI Resistance Units Report 150 Actions Across Iran on 61st Anniversary

Resistance Units marked the 61st anniversary of the PMOI’s founding with 150 reported activities across dozens of Iranian cities, highlighting resistance, rejection of both...

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...

Pezeshkian–State TV Clash Exposes Deepening Divisions Inside Iran’s Regime

A public dispute between Masoud Pezeshkian and the state broadcaster’s chief reveals growing tensions inside the regime, coming despite renewed calls from Mojtaba Khamenei...

On the 40th Day of Mehdi Khanaki’s Execution, Resistance Units Defy Repression to Keep His Memory Alive

Despite the regime’s repression, PMOI Resistance Units placed bouquets and messages bearing Mehdi Khanaki’s image in public places, honoring a young political prisoner who...

From Street Anger to Organized Resistance: What Could Change Iran’s Uprising Equation?

Iran has repeatedly witnessed nationwide uprisings, yet the regime has survived them. The decisive question is whether future unrest can overcome an organized machinery...

Resistance Units Warn Iran’s Regime: “If You Raise Gasoline Prices, Iran Will Be All Fire Like 2019”

Resistance Units carried out 60 coordinated acts of protest across Iran, targeting regime propaganda and symbols of repression in response to plans to increase...

Iran’s Dollar Crisis Pushes the Regime Toward Another Social Explosion

The dollar’s unprecedented rise beyond 200,000 tomans is deepening Iran’s cost-of-living crisis and intensifying fears of renewed nationwide protests. The Iranian currency has fallen to...

From the 1988 Massacre to Today’s Executions: Australia’s Parliament Keeps Iran’s Pursuit of Justice Alive

A parliamentary conference in Australia marking the 38th anniversary of Iran’s 1988 massacre highlighted the continuing pattern of executions and repression—and the international demand...

Reza Pahlavi’s Democratic Credentials Under Scrutiny: The Contradictions Behind His Claim to Unite Iran

Reza Pahlavi presents himself as a unifying democratic figure for Iran’s future, but his own political positions raise fundamental questions about pluralism, accountability, and...

Resistance Units Expand “No to Execution Tuesdays” Campaign Across Iranian Cities

Activists in Tehran, Karaj, Kermanshah, Isfahan, Lahijan, Izeh, Eslamshahr and other cities used posters, wall slogans and protest messages to oppose executions and demand...

Iran’s Education Crisis Deepens as Millions Risk Falling Out of School

Nearly three million students have yet to finalize enrollment, while poverty, educational inequality, repeated school closures, and declining learning outcomes threaten to deepen Iran’s...

Iran Regime Moves to Expand Repression Under the Pretext of “Countering Infiltration”

A sweeping proposed law could criminalize contact with foreign media, restrict civil society and universities, and place broad areas of cultural and social activity...

Iran’s Gasoline Price Test Exposes Regime’s Fear of a New Social Explosion

A failed gasoline-price experiment in Kerman highlights the regime’s dilemma: preserve costly subsidies or risk triggering renewed protests amid a widening fuel deficit. For more...

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