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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...

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...

The Internet Blackout Did More Than Disconnect Iran—It Exposed the Regime’s War on the Future

The economic devastation caused by weeks of internet restrictions is not merely a technological failure. It is the consequence of a political system that...

Three Months of Silence Could Not Erase January: Iranians Return Online to Share Memories, Grief, and Defiance

As international internet access gradually returns after months of restrictions, social media has become a platform for survivors, victims’ families, and witnesses to document...

Internet Access in Iran Remains Restricted Despite Partial Restoration After 88-Day Blackout

Regime authorities Continue Digital Censorship and “Tiered Internet” Policy Following Historic Nationwide Shutdown After 88 days of nationwide internet disruption, internet access in Iran has...

Iran Expands Internet Control as Former State Media Chief Reveals Chinese-Style Restriction Plan

Former IRIB chief Mohammad Sarafraz says Tehran has imported Chinese equipment for “permanent internet shutdowns” while authorities push toward selective and state-controlled internet access. New...

Iran’s Internet Blackout Enters 13th Week as Digital Isolation Deepens

The regime’s prolonged internet shutdown is intensifying economic damage, widening social inequality, and accelerating the exodus of Iran’s skilled workforce. Iran’s nationwide internet blackout has...

Iran’s Internet Blackouts Push Thousands of Women Toward Poverty

Online businesses run by women collapse under prolonged internet shutdowns and digital restrictions imposed by the Iranian regime For many Iranian women, the internet was...

Iran’s Digital Economy Faces Collapse Under Internet Restrictions and Financial Pressure

Millions of Iranians Caught Between Internet Blackouts, Economic Crisis, and Taxation Since January 8, when widespread internet disruptions intensified across Iran following nationwide protests and...

Class Apartheid in Iran: How the Regime Is Turning Internet Access Into a Privilege

From censorship to economic exclusion, Iran’s ruling establishment is transforming free access to information into a luxury reserved for the wealthy and the politically...

Iran’s Internet Blackout Shields Surge in Secret Executions

As digital silence deepens across Iran, reports reveal a parallel escalation in hidden executions, intimidation of families, and systematic repression behind closed doors. A new...

Controlled Connectivity: How Iran’s Internet Restrictions Became a Tool of Governance

From security-driven shutdowns to “tiered internet” access, Tehran’s digital policies reveal a long-term strategy with deep economic and social consequences Iran’s ongoing restrictions on international...

Iran’s Digital Siege: A Nation on the Brink of Explosion

With internet access reduced to near zero and inequality institutionalized, Iran faces a volatile convergence of economic collapse, social anger, and state repression. In April...

Iran Regime Expands “Tiered Internet” Policy with Selective Access for Businesses

New “International Stable Internet” plan grants privileged connectivity to approved groups while millions remain offline, deepening concerns over digital inequality in Iran Amid mounting criticism...

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