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Recently, workers of the Iran National Steel Industrial Group (INSIG) in Ahvaz rallied for the sixth consecutive day on Sunday, January 28, escalating their demands for the regime to address their long-standing grievances.

Nationwide Protests Sweep Across Iran as Workers Demand Justice and Fair...

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Throughout its history, Iran's regime has clung to power through a potent mix of suppression and deceit, leveraging religion to enforce its fundamentalist ideology and eliminate opposition.

Iran’s Regime Tactics: Suppression, Deceit, and a Fading Grip on Power

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In the challenging environment of Iran's healthcare sector, the country's medical professionals, including doctors and nurses, continue to endure significant economic hardships.

Iran’s Medical Professionals Face Increasing Economic Struggles Amid Tariff Hikes

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Iran's regime continues to face a severe backlash as it grapples with multiple internal and external crises. In a startling development, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) has reported that between January 21 and January 23, the regime executed nine prisoners.

Iran’s Escalating Execution Wave Amidst Domestic and International Crises

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In Iran, a country historically rich in culture and resources, the current rule of the mullahs has plunged it into an array of social, political, and economic crises.

Iran’s Deepening Food Crisis: A Struggle for Basic Necessities

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In a stark reminder of the ongoing human rights crisis in Iran, Mohammad Ghobadlou, a 23-year-old political prisoner, was executed on Tuesday, January 23, 2024, at Ghezel Hesar prison, Karaj.

Iran Executes Political Prisoner Amidst International Outcry

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Since its inception, the regime in Iran has become adept at manipulating language to suit its agenda. Recently, this has manifested in the state-affiliated media's use of the term "imbalance" to describe the nation's economic woes.

Economic Distress in Iran: The Reality Behind the ‘Imbalance’ Narrative

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In recent weeks, Iran has witnessed an unusual flurry of activity from its supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, as he desperately attempts to rally support for the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Khamenei’s Desperate Push for Election Participation Amidst Waning Support

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January 20 marks a significant date in Iran's history, commemorating the anniversary of the release of the last group of political prisoners from the Shah's prison in 1979.

Iran Remembers the Pivotal January 20 Political Prisoner Release

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In a series of unprecedented events, Iran's regime has openly claimed responsibility for simultaneous missile attacks on Iraq, Syria, and Pakistan.

Iran’s Bold Missile Strikes on Iraq, Syria, and Pakistan

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