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The recent surge in bread prices in Tehran has triggered widespread public concern, as price increases of up to 66% have been implemented across bakeries in the city.

Tehran’s Bread Prices Soar Amid Growing Economic Pressures

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Protests have erupted across Iran, as citizens from various sectors express their frustration with economic hardships, oppressive policies, and the government's failure to address their concerns.

Nationwide Protests in Iran: A Cry for Economic and Social Reform

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Alireza Golipour, a political prisoner and supporter of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI), born in 1986, passed away on Saturday, September 7, 2024, in Tehran due to heart disease.

Political Prisoner Alireza Golipour Dies After Years of Torture and Illness

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On Tuesday, September 10, political prisoners in 21 Iranian prisons began a hunger strike as part of the “No to Executions Tuesdays” campaign, now in its 33rd week.

Political Prisoners in Iran Launch Hunger Strike Against Executions

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Fifty-nine years ago today, three Iranian intellectuals—Mohammad Hanif Nejad, Saeed Mohsen, and Ali Asghar Badizadegan gathered in Tehran, driven by a desire to challenge oppression under the autocratic rule of Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.

PMOI: A Legacy of Resistance and a Vision for Iran’s Democratic...

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The tragic death of Komeyl Abolhassani, a political prisoner, in a detention center in Tonekabon, Iran, has shed light on the Iranian regime's continued use of violence and repression to silence dissent.

Torture and Death of Komeyl Abolhassani Expose Ongoing Human Rights Crisis...

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Iran experienced a devastating rise in road accidents during the past week, with 314 fatalities and thousands more injured, according to Teymour Hosseini, head of the regime’s traffic police.

Iran’s Road Safety Crisis: 314 Fatalities in a Week

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A recent survey by the state-affiliated newspaper Ham Mihan reveals that 92% of Iranians are dissatisfied with the current state of the country, marking an unprecedented admission from a government-aligned source.

Widespread Discontent in Iran: Survey Reveals Public Frustration

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In recent weeks, tensions in Iran have escalated as the Iranian regime continues its aggressive campaign of demolishing homes and religious structures across the country.

Rising Tensions in Iran: Regime’s Oppression Meets Resistance from Rebellious Youth

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Less than a month after the official formation of Masoud Pezeshkian’s government, endorsed by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, rival factions within Iran’s clerical regime are embroiled in conflict over the new cabinet’s composition.

Cabinet Turmoil Persists as Masoud Pezeshkian Faces Growing Internal Dissent

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