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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 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 Economic Crisis Fuels a Wider Wave of Protests From Workers to Students

From retirees and workers to drivers, farmers, homebuyers, and university students, protests across Iran are increasingly linking economic grievances to opposition to the regime’s...

Iran’s Regime Intensifies Pressure on Universities as Student Protests Re-emerge

Warnings from regime officials, Friday prayer leaders, and state media reveal growing concern over universities becoming a focal point for wider social unrest. As universities...

Protests Spread Across Iran as Students, Retirees, Workers, Farmers, and Drivers Challenge Regime Policies

Demonstrations in Tehran and several provinces highlight mounting anger over repression, economic hardship, unpaid rights, fuel shortages, and institutionalized corruption. Across Iran, protests and strikes...

Why Iran’s Regime Fears the Reopening of Schools and Universities

Alarming warnings from regime officials reveal deep concern over schools and universities as potential centers of dissent, organization, and renewed resistance. As Iran’s new academic...

Iran’s Education Crisis: When a Notebook and School Uniform Become Unaffordable Luxuries

For children in Iran, the beginning of the school year should be a time of excitement—the smell of new books, the anticipation of meeting...

Iran’s Class Divide Is Now Deepening Inside Universities

Figures published by the regime’s own Arman-e Melli daily reveal a stark imbalance in access to public universities, raising questions about education, social mobility,...

Arresting Teachers and Students Cannot Stop Iran’s Explosive Social Anger

A new wave of summonses, expulsions, and arrests targeting teachers, students, workers, and labor activists reveals the Iranian regime’s growing fear that separate grievances...

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 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...

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,...

18 Tir at 27: The Dormitory Raid Was Not an Exception—It Became the Regime’s Blueprint

The 1999 attack on Tehran University students was not merely a dark chapter in Iran's history. It established a model of repression that the...

Iran’s Universities Are Stirring Again: Student Protests Signal a Broader Social Convergence

The return of coordinated student demonstrations during final exams reflects more than campus unrest—it reveals the growing convergence of workers, retirees, students, and youth...

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