On August 28, state media reported an oil leak from a pipeline connecting Ganaveh Port to Khark Island in the Persian Gulf. Alarmingly, this is not a one-off incident; another pipeline near Kashar village in Bandar-e Khomeini exploded just days before.
After depleting the nation’s resources and profiting from its people, the Iranian government has discovered another lucrative avenue: the market of internet censorship. This market sees a dual strategy where, on one end, social networks are restricted and tools to bypass these restrictions are banned, while on the other, the regime profits handsomely by selling their VPN services.
Javad Rouhi, 35, a native of Amol, was arrested in November 2022 amid nationwide protests. Reports reveal that he was brutally tortured by the Revolutionary Guards, so much so that he lost his ability to speak.
Historians trace Iran’s history of endowments back to the Samanid era. By the time of the Constitutional Revolution, a structured oversight of mosques and endowment properties was in place.
Renowned for his vast contributions and advocacy, Professor David’s passing reverberates beyond the academic corridors to all those inspired and impacted by his work.
Despite growing concerns over the nation’s economic state, Raisi asserted a positive economic trajectory, citing an array of promising statistics. However, subsequent analyses and contrasting data suggest a different reality.
They assertively equated the law’s implications to “gender apartheid.”
Notably, Iran’s most seasoned opposition movement, People’s Mojahedin of Iran (PMOI/MEK), is at the epicenter of this menace.
Yet, closer scrutiny of the developments around this mega project suggests that Raisi’s announcements may be more about political posturing than actual progress.
This move has triggered alarm bells as it is widely perceived as a calculated tactic by the Iranian government to intensify domestic executions and suppress dissent while simultaneously concocting false convictions against the People’s Mojahedin Organization (PMOI/MEK) for domestic purposes.
