By Jubin Katiraie
As 15 million students begin the new academic year in Iran, education communities are tired of the dire economy and society, highlighting that because Iran is failing to provide free and mandatory education, there is no guarantee that young people can continue their education when 80% of the country lives under the poverty line.
By Pooya Stone
SAS counter-terror specialists have flown to Bahrain for a top-secret operation to increase the security of British assets due to fears of an Iranian proxy attack.
By Pooya Stone
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson says that Iran is responsible for an attack against the facilities of Saudi oil giant Aramco.
By Jubin Katiraie
This ridiculous remark by Iranian regime founder Ruhollah Khomeini about Iran’s brain drain problem is enough to convince any observer that the system which is now in power in Iran is extremely outdated.
By Pooya Stone
The European Parliament has recognized and acknowledged the repression of women in Iran. During a formal session on Thursday 19th September 2019, the European Parliament adopted a resolution that condemns the Iranian government for its human rights abuses, in particular, its violations of women’s rights.
By Pooya Stone
The US President, Donald Trump announced new Iran sanctions on the Iranian national bank after talks with members in his cabinet.
By Jubin Katiraie
For decades the people of Iran have faced systematic state corruption by the government, state-run factories, and firms. While the Iranian government spends the national wealth in proxy wars in the region, Iranian workers are faced with difficult living conditions, and the gap between the poverty line and workers’ wages has tripled.
By Jubin Katiraie
A new German intelligence report from the state of Hesse on Wednesday outlined Iran’s illicit espionage activities in the central European country, including efforts to obtain weapons of mass destruction during 2018.
By Jubin Katiraie
The economic situation in Iran has been on the decline for a number of years. The Iranian authorities have completely destroyed the country’s economy through decades of widespread corruption and mismanagement.
More and more people are falling into the absolute poverty category – even those with decent jobs. Goods – even the most basic of amenities – are becoming increasingly out of reach for many and the situation shows no sign of improving.
