In the chilling narrative of a nation teetering on the brink of economic ruin, a deeply troubling enterprise has emerged from the shadows in Iran, the illicit trafficking of human organs.

Desperation and dystopia: Iran’s harrowing trade in human organs

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In early May, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi met with his Syrian counterpart, Bashar al-Assad, in Damascus.

Iranian President Raisi’s visit to Syria: A desperate attempt to maintain...

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Iran is witnessing its 239th day of nationwide protests as the Baluchi community expresses their disapproval of the mullahs' regime.

Iran protests continue amid regime’s executions and ongoing unrest

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Continuing the wave of executions, on Sunday, May 14, two prisoners, Saeed Arjamandi, 22 years old, and Kiyomarth Menbari, were hanged in Sanandaj Central Prison, and on Saturday, May 13, six prisoners were hanged in Kerman Prison.

Eight Criminal Executions on Saturday and Sunday in Sanandaj and Kerman

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Iranian teachers defied the government's intense security measures on May 9, 2023, holding protests and gatherings in 14 provinces across the country.

Iranian teachers rise up: Nationwide protests demand rights and reforms

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Since taking office in 2021, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has made numerous false claims, with his unfulfilled promises to control inflation being the most preposterous.

Iran’s president Raisi’s empty promises: Inflation crisis worsens despite claims of...

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In a disturbing turn of events, the Iranian regime, under the leadership of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, has initiated a killing spree marked by a sudden surge in executions.

Iran’s killing spree: A desperate attempt to quell dissent amidst looming...

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in response to the Coordinating Council of Iranian Teachers' Associations call, educators in 22 cities across 14 provinces of Iran took to the streets to protest the Education Ministry's failure to address their demands

Teachers detained during protests across Iran, education ministry remains unresponsive

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Large numbers of retirees and pensioners from Iran's telecom industry took to the streets on Monday, protesting their economic woes in over ten cities, including all provincial capitals.

Iranian retirees, pensioners, and teachers protest economic hardship

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On Sunday, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi proudly announced that his government had broken export records with over $50 billion in earnings.

Raisi’s deceptive claims of economic prosperity expose Iran’s deepening crisis

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