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Iran’s Forgotten Regions: Poverty at Home While Regime Funds Flow Abroad

From villages without proper bathing facilities to families forced to cross rivers to reach medical care, conditions in some of Iran’s poorest regions expose the stark gap between the...

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...

Iran’s Cost-of-Living Crisis Exposes a Deepening Divide Between Society and the Regime

As living costs reportedly reach 90 million tomans a month while minimum-wage workers earn...

Sharif University Expands Disciplinary Crackdown as Student Expulsions Reach 10

New disciplinary rulings against three Sharif University students have brought the number of students...

Iran’s Workers Are Being Pushed Beyond the Poverty Line

A soaring cost of basic living, collapsing wage purchasing power, and food inflation expose...

Iran’s Forgotten Regions: Poverty at Home While Regime Funds Flow Abroad

From villages without proper bathing facilities to families forced to cross rivers to reach medical care, conditions in some of Iran’s poorest regions expose...

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...

Iran’s Cost-of-Living Crisis Exposes a Deepening Divide Between Society and the Regime

As living costs reportedly reach 90 million tomans a month while minimum-wage workers earn only about 25 million, economic hardship is becoming a broader...

Sharif University Expands Disciplinary Crackdown as Student Expulsions Reach 10

New disciplinary rulings against three Sharif University students have brought the number of students facing expulsion to 10, raising renewed concerns over academic freedom...

Iran’s Workers Are Being Pushed Beyond the Poverty Line

A soaring cost of basic living, collapsing wage purchasing power, and food inflation expose the structural failure of Iran’s economic model. Iran’s economic crisis has...

Iran’s Unregulated Drug Trade: How Some Pharmacies of Pseudo-Science Are Putting Young Lives at Risk

Reports of narcotics and psychotropic drugs being sold through some herbal medicine shops expose a dangerous gap between public health needs and regulatory enforcement...

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’s Repair Poverty: Rising Costs Force Families to Live With Broken Appliances

Soaring prices for spare parts and repair services are pushing Iranian households beyond the cost of replacing appliances—and increasingly beyond the cost of maintaining...

Iran’s Medicine Shortage Deepens as Regime Mismanagement Fuels a Growing Health Crisis

Currency shortages, unpaid insurance debts, weak distribution controls, liquidity problems, and a growing black market are leaving Iranian patients without essential medicines. Iran’s medicine shortage...

Iran’s Drug Crisis Deepens as Warning Grows Over Planned Removal of Subsidized Currency

Iran’s healthcare crisis is deepening as medicine shortages, soaring treatment costs, and weak insurance coverage put growing pressure on patients. A senior Iranian lawmaker...

When Empty Perfume Bottles Become Assets: Iran’s Second-Hand Economy Reveals a Nation in Survival Mode

From renting basic laptops to selling hair and empty perfume bottles, Iran's growing second-hand marketplace reflects how economic collapse has forced millions to monetize...

Poverty in Iran Deepens as Millions of Working Families Struggle to Survive

Skyrocketing inflation, shrinking purchasing power, and structural economic failures are pushing nearly half of Iran's population toward poverty, with even full-time workers increasingly unable...

Iran’s Teachers Under Pressure: Why the Regime Fears Independent Educators

Human rights reports point to arbitrary arrests, judicial harassment, and economic retaliation against teachers as authorities seek to suppress independent labor organizing and civic...

Internet Becomes More Expensive and Less Accessible in Iran as Digital Restrictions Deepen

Rising internet prices, hidden data reductions, poor connectivity, and persistent filtering are increasing costs for millions of Iranians while undermining the country's digital economy. Internet...

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