By Pooya Stone
The rise in the dollar and car prices and renewed orders to tighten price controls have raised concerns among many that a new inflationary wave is on the way in Iran.
Retirement Loans Fail to Bring Iran’s Pensioners Out of Poverty
By Jubin Katiraie
Iran’s cabinet of ministers has recently adopted a regulation that obliges the Maskan Bank to pay for housing loans to retirees. Is this feasible, and is it worth anything?
Open Letter by Mother of Political Prisoner Khosrow Besharat to the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran
By Pooya Stone
The following is the text of a letter to Javaid Rehman, United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, by Khadijeh Azar Boya, mother of Iranian political prisoner Khosrow Besharat:
The Iranian Parliament: A Tool in the Hands of Khamenei
By Pooya Stone
Contrary to the parliament of democratic countries, Iran’s Majlis is a tool for implementing the orders and purposes of the supreme leader Ali Khamenei. It is possible to grasp the nature of this dictatorial institute with a precise glance.
Isolate Zarif and support the Iranian people
By Jubin Katiraie
Iranian foreign minister Javad Zarif is set to attend the Munich Security Conference on February 14, but why does the international community keep inviting him to these events when they know he is little more than an apologist and propagandist for the Iranian regime?
Snowstorm Left Seven Killed People in Northern Iran
By Jubin Katiraie
At least seven people died and 78 were injured in a sudden snowstorm that hit northern Iran in the past few days.
Latest Update on Human Rights in Iran – February 2020
By Jubin Katiraie
As the Iranian government achieves more failures in different sectors, it resorts to more suppression on the society to terrorize the society from expressing discontent and protest. In this respect, the record of ayatollahs’ human rights violations during only two primary weeks is significant.
Tehran Concurrently Admits and Conceals
By Pooya Stone
The head of the Iranian team investigating the crash of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 declared this week that no more documents would be shared with the Ukrainian government and that overall cooperation with Kyiv had come to an end.
Iran’s militias fire at Iraqi protesters
By Jubin Katiraie
Protests in Iraq have been continuing for months now and the people are making it clear to the Iraqi government that they will not tolerate the deplorable conditions that they have been left to deal with and the widespread corruption and interference from abroad.
Several Protests in Iran Over the Weekend
By Jubin Katiraie
On Monday, Yazd University students began a peaceful protest over the poor quality and hygiene of food at the university’s dormitory, which has caused many students to suffer digestive problems. After collecting their food, the students laid their food trays on the floor.
