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A recent investigation by the Donyaye Eghtesad, released on October 23, has shed light on the dire state of Iranian hospitals grappling with an alarming nurse deficit.

Emergency in Iran’s hospitals: Critical shortage of nurses threatens healthcare

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The Iranian ruling establishment finds itself facing rising discontent from its own populace, particularly concerning the regime's warmongering activities in the region.

Iranian dissent grows against regional warmongering

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On October 2, a shocking incident occurred. Nima Keshvari, the administrator of a Telegram channel closely tied to the former president Hassan Rouhani's regime, was found drowned in the Caspian Sea.

Suspicious drowning in the Caspian Sea: Delving deep into Iran’s internal...

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In a stark blow to freedom of the press, two Iranian journalists, Niloufar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi, who had reported on the death and burial of Mahsa Amini, have been handed hefty prison sentences totaling 25 years.

Two journalists sentenced to 25 years for reporting on Mahsa Amini’s...

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Contrary to Khamenei's assertions of expanding Iran's strategic depth, certain factions argue that Khamenei has significantly diminished the country's geopolitical strengths.

Iran’s media reveals economic and environmental crisis amidst regime propaganda

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For years, the Iranian regime has thrived on the nation's assets, peddling them off to limited markets, often at insultingly low prices. When the wealth of a country becomes the plaything of a few unaccountable individuals, exploitation is inevitable.

Iran’s financial crisis: Systematic exploitation and decline

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Iran, a nation known for its rich history and diverse landscapes, is home to some of the world's most mesmerizing deserts.

Iran: The environmental and socioeconomic impact of migrating sand dunes

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Zahedan protesters defiant in the face of regime repression

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In a twist of political and judicial intrigue, Iran finds itself in the global spotlight due to the 'Ekbatan town' case.

Controversial ‘Ekbatan Town’ case: Quest for justice amidst coercion and allegations

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In a surprising decision by Mehdi Tehranchi, the president of Azad University in Iran, 32,000 associate professors have been let go, beginning September 23 of this academic year.

Mass dismissals at Azad University reflect broader political purge in Iran’s...

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