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Iran’s Retirees Take to the Streets Over Poverty, Executions, and Political Repression

From Rasht and Ahvaz to Tehran, Kermanshah, Isfahan, and Shush, retired workers and pensioners denounce soaring prices, inadequate pensions, corruption, and the imprisonment of...

Poverty in Iran: How Economic Mismanagement and Political Power Are Eroding Living Standards

With poverty reportedly reaching 40 percent and some 34 million people facing extreme poverty, Iran’s deepening livelihood crisis exposes the limits of temporary relief...

Iran Regime’s Unfulfilled Food Voucher Promises Leave Millions Facing Exclusion

Nine months after promising a one-million-toman food voucher following the removal of preferential exchange rates, the regime has yet to deliver the promised increase....

Iran Records at Least 201 Protest Actions in September 2026 as Economic Grievances Spread

Retirees and workers accounted for 130 protests, while shopkeepers, healthcare workers, students, job seekers, and housing applicants joined demonstrations and strikes across the country. Iran...

Iran Regime Fears Explosive Social Unrest More Than War, Pezeshkian Admits

Iran regime's president acknowledges the dangers of economic collapse and public disillusionment as security institutions dominate oil revenues and deepen the crisis facing ordinary...

Iran’s Rent Crisis: Millions Sacrifice Basic Needs to Keep a Roof Over Their Heads

A deepening housing crisis is consuming an ever-larger share of household income while tenants face insecurity, forced displacement, and repression when they demand their...

Iran’s Teachers Face Poverty, Repression, and Resignation as Education System Unravels

On World Teachers’ Day, Iranian teachers are confronting poverty, job insecurity, overcrowded classrooms, repression, and an increasingly privatized education system. World Teachers’ Day is meant...

Iran’s Healthcare Crisis: When Illness Becomes a Path to Death

As the cost of treatment soars and more than 80 percent of healthcare expenses are reportedly paid out of pocket, an Iranian regime official...

Geneva Conference Warns of Shrinking Civil Space and Rising Executions in Iran

Political scientist Henrik Hermansson warns that increasingly restrictive laws and expanding repression are making it ever more dangerous for Iranians to expose human-rights violations...

Iran’s Rial in Freefall as Central Bank Turns to Foreign-Exchange Intervention

The regime is injecting billions of dollars into the market as the rial loses value at an accelerating pace, but structural economic weaknesses remain...

Iran’s Regime Tightens Pressure on Universities as New Academic Year Begins

Disciplinary summonses, economic pressure, and security controls reveal the regime’s fear of universities becoming centers of renewed protest As universities across Iran reopen for the...

Iran’s Political Shift: From Reform to Demands for Fundamental Change

A reported rise in support for fundamental political change reflects a profound shift in how large sections of Iranian society view the country’s political...

Iran’s Falling Rial Deepens the Regime’s Cost-of-Living Crisis

A shrinking economy, collapsing household consumption, soaring living costs, and stagnant pensions are forcing Iranian families to choose between housing, food, healthcare, and their...

Iran Regime Officials Warn of a “Spark” Becoming a “Flame” as Fear of Popular Anger Grows

Repeated warnings from Iran’s security establishment reveal growing concern that economic grievances, social tensions, and public anger could turn into a new wave of...

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