By Jubin Katiraie
Parviz Fattah, the head of Iran’s Mostazafan Foundation (Foundation for the Oppressed), confessed to several cases of looting by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), the Parliament,
14 Iran-Backed Militants Dead in Syria
By Pooya Stone
Fourteen Iran-backed militiamen, who were sent to Syria to fight on behalf of Dictator Bashar Assad, were killed in airstrikes on Sunday, according to the Syrian Human Rights Observatory.
12 Inmates on One Ward Test Positive for Coronavirus
By Jubin Katiraie
Twelve of the 17 inmates tested at random for coronavirus on Ward 8 of Evin Prison on Sunday were found to have contracted the disease and were transferred to the prison’s medical ward.
From Beirut to Tehran, Silent City Bombs
By Pooya Stone
The deadly Beirut explosion shocked many, but mostly worried Iranians, who know that the clerical dictatorship is not bound by any of the principles of urban safety and basically use urban populations to protect their military and nuclear sites as human shields.
Iran Deliberately Underreporting Coronavirus Deaths
By Jubin Katiraie
The Iranian regime is intentionally downplaying Coronavirus deaths, according to a member of the country’s Covid-19 task force, which is the latest in a series of medical experts questioning the official numbers.
Iran Supreme Court Upholds Death Sentence on Protester
By Pooya Stone
The Iranian Supreme Court upheld the death sentence against political prisoner Heydar Ghorbani on Thursday and his case has been transferred to the Prosecutor’s Office in Sanandaj, capital of Kurdistan province, for his execution to be carried out.
Iran: Systematic Corruption May Ignite New Wave of Protests
Outlook for Iran Government’s Future Based on Its Annual Security Report
By Pooya Stone
The Institute for Strategic Studies affiliated to Iran’s Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology, with the release of the National Security Calendar, gave a clear picture of the country’s economic and social situation over the past decade and predicted a bright outlook of the future of Iran’s government.
Iran Government’s Economic Misery Through the Lens of State Media
By Jubin Katiraie
On August 7, Iranian government newspapers, among other political issues, addressed the issue of the government’s bankruptcy and economic misery.
Iran Loses 2 Billion Tons of Soil Every Year
By Pooya Stone
According to a report published by the Iranian Soil Science Association and based on a report approved by the World Food and Agriculture Organization, Iran loses 2 billion tons of soil annually, which means that on average, 7 to 10 tons of erosion per hectare of Iranian soil.
