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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 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 Cost-of-Living Crisis Deepens as Workers Struggle to Afford Basic Necessities

A widening gap between wages and living costs is pushing millions of Iranian workers and retirees deeper into poverty, debt, and deprivation. Iran’s economic crisis...

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 Labor Market Is Collapsing Beyond the Unemployment Rate

Falling labor-force participation, disappearing industrial jobs, soaring informal employment, and record economic misery reveal a labor crisis far deeper than official unemployment figures suggest. The...

Iran’s Poverty Crisis Deepens as Food Inflation Devours Household Incomes

With food prices rising far faster than wages, poverty is spreading beyond the unemployed and most vulnerable, threatening workers, retirees, and Iran’s shrinking middle...

Protest Gatherings Reported Across Iran as Retirees and Other Groups Demand Their Rights

Retirees, pharmacists, and local residents staged protest gatherings in Tehran, Isfahan, East Azerbaijan, and Hormozgan, highlighting growing anger over economic hardship and unfulfilled demands. A...

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...

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...

Iran’s Poverty Rate Could Reach Nearly Half the Population, Regime’s Own Report Warns

A new report by the regime’s parliamentary research center warns that poverty is set to deepen across Iran, threatening the middle class, rural communities,...

When Healthcare Becomes a Loan: Iran’s Growing Medical Poverty Crisis

The spread of installment payments for medical care is not a sign of financial innovation—it is evidence that millions of Iranians can no longer...

When a Regime Disconnects a Nation, Its Universities Disappear Too

Iran’s absence from the 2026 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings is not an isolated academic setback. It is the predictable outcome of internet blackouts,...

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