By Jubin Katiraie
The Research Center of Iran’s Majlis (Parliament) published a report entitled “A picture of the country’s economic situation: Challenges and Strategies” examining the economy of Iran.
Coronavirus in Iran, a Crisis Without Any End
By Pooya Stone
While the coronavirus is raging in Iran, many facts reported by the people and government officials show the authorities’ inaction in fighting the coronavirus and helping the people to overpass this crisis.
Iran Executes Kurdish Political Prisoner Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
By Jubin Katiraie
On Wednesday, June 10, the family of Hedayat Abdollah-Pour announced that Iranian authorities have executed him 20 days ago, according to the Hengaw human rights organization.
Protests Across Iran This Week
By Pooya Stone
There are reports of various protests across Iran organized by workers from different industries, as well as cheated investors. The fact that these rallies are happening while the coronavirus pandemic is still sweeping Iran shows how serious the issues and the demands are.
IRGC Tries to Steal From Iran’s Car Industry
By Jubin Katiraie
The Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in Iran in a vast terrorist militia that steals from the Iranian people at every possible opportunity; monopolizing various fields, including construction and oil, as well as smuggling cheap goods without paying the proper tax.
Iran Continues Killing Afghans on the Ground Despite Vowing a Probe
By Pooya Stone
On June 6, the Iranian security forces opened fire on a car carrying Afghan migrants in Yazd province, which led to the car catching fire and burning alive three travelers. Four others were also wounded. Locals saved a boy with burns on parts of his body while he was saying, “Give me some water; I am burning.”
Iran War Vet Sets Himself on Fire in Protest Against Iranian Foundation
By Jubin Katiraie
A war veteran lit himself on fire on Monday in protest to not receiving the loan he requested from the Foundation of Martyrs & Veterans Affairs in western Iran.
Switzerland Should Not Turn A Blind Eye on Assassinations in Its Territory
By Pooya Stone
Only two months ago global media reported that a U.S. immigration judge had ordered the deportation of a former Nazi camp guard to Germany. Judge Rebecca Holt issued the order of World War II long coming to an end. “After 75 years, this is ridiculous. I cannot believe it,” said the 94-year old criminal Friedrich Karl Berger while being transferred back to Germany. Notably, he had been living in the U.S. since 1959.
Iran Is Terrified of the June 11 Talks Between the US and the Iraqi Government
By Jubin Katiraie
James Jeffery, the United States Special Representative for Syria Engagement and Special Envoy to the Global Coalition To Defeat ISIS,
Iran Lashes Man 55 Times for Refusing to Apologize to Friday Prayer Leader
By Pooya Stone
The Iranian regime flogged a man 55 times for allegedly insulting a Friday prayer leader and “refusing to apologize” to him.
