Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani, while knowing very well that the regime’s economy has completely collapsed, claimed that Iran’s economic situation is not in a...
The Iranian regime’s state-run media outlets have been warning over the past few days about a major uprising against the regime, which reflects how...
Officials of Iran’s regime have repeatedly admitted that Iran's economic situation is worse now than during the Iran-Iraq war.
Bijan Zanganeh, the Minister of Oil,...
Concerns about the spread of coronavirus across Iran have been compounded with the rising cost of treating Covid-19 patients, which has caused severe worries for many families.
As the coronavirus expanded and the economic situation of the society became more complicated last month, different strata started protesting, gathering, and striking. In July 2020, some 237 protest movements were formed in 85 cities in 26 provinces. The average number of protests was eight per day.
The results of a recent survey conducted by the Iranian Student Opinion Polling Center (ISPA) show that red meat consumption by 8.2% of Iranian households, equivalent to 6.4 million people, has been zero over the past year.
That the Iranian regime’s economic situation is getting worse day by day is not an unexpected event. The situation is so bad that state media cannot hide it anymore and are forced to confess about it.
The Iranian national currency is declining in value rapidly against the US dollar, with $1 worth 21,700 tomans on the Iranian market at the time of writing, compared with 18,800 tomans on June 19.
The Iranian regime is founded by someone who once said that the protection and the continuation of this regime is the main obligation. So according to this rule of this cleric regime, if statistics are showing the regime’s real bad situation, they must be not announced, and false statistics must be given in their place.
On June 15, Iran’s state-run media reported that the rice price has skyrocketed in recent weeks. “Rice, being the main dish for many Iranians, saw prices rise in the weeks following the holy month of Ramadan.
