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.
By Jubin Katiraie
On August 7, Iranian government newspapers, among other political issues, addressed the issue of the government’s bankruptcy and economic misery.
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.
By Jubin Katiraie
In a report, the Program and Budget Commission of the 10th Iranian Parliament has compared the details of the Central Bank’s report with the 2018 budget deduction report of the Court of Accounts on undecided government currencies.
By Pooya Stone
These days, Iran’s economy under the ayatollahs’ rule has been stuck in a cycle of unresolved challenges and dilemmas.
By Jubin Katiraie
Haft Tappeh Sugarcane Company workers entered the 52nd day of their strike on Wednesday with a rally outside the governor’s office in Shush, where they once again declared their demands and refused to return to work until these demands are met.
By Pooya Stone
Women suffering from domestic violence are dying from suicide in the small village of Dishmok in Iran.
By Jubin Katiraie
These days, the news of the confirmation of the death sentence of five or eight young Iranians in Isfahan is the first news of many media outlets, while the regime’s Judicial authorities are trying to carry out their work in silence with continuous denials of these verdicts.
By Pooya Stone
Oil and petrochemical workers in southern Iran have been staging strikes for a week now, which is having a direct impact on the Iranian regime.
By Jubin Katiraie
Iranian border guards have shot dead 21 kolbars in the past five months in western Iran, so Iranian Twitter users have been protesting with the hashtag #كولبر_نكشيد (do not kill kolbars), which became Iran’s top trending topic on Twitter on Sunday.
