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As the one-year mark of the 2022-2023 nationwide uprising approaches, and with universities gearing up to recommence their academic year, the clerical regime's security apparatus seems intent on tightening its grip on student communities.

Iran: Heightened security measures target students ahead of uprising anniversary

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On August 13, a majority in the Majlis, Iran's parliamentary body, favored the proposal of the controversial “hijab and chastity” bill.

Iranian Parliament’s “Hijab and Chastity” bill sparks controversy amidst tensions

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On August 7, the Ahmadieh district of Tehran bore witness to a catastrophic structural failure. As one building's demolition was underway, four adjacent structures fell in a domino effect, resulting in the unfortunate demise of five individuals and injuries to eleven others.

Five buildings collapse in Tehran: The domino effect of construction corruption

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On his appointment, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s chosen head for the Iranian regime, Ebrahim Raisi, proclaimed a grand promise of building one million housing units per year. Now, a rising crescendo of discontent from the populace paints a very different picture.

Iran’s escalating housing crisis: Unkept promises and a disenchanted public

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On Sunday, August 6, the air was thick with chants of “We want to drink water!” from residents of Baghmisheh district of Tabriz as they assembled at Vanak Square.

Iran’s double-edged crisis: Water shortages and economic turmoil ignite public outrage

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When Ebrahim Raisi was appointed the executive leader of Iran in 2021, his main agenda seemed to suppress potential revolts rather than address the dire state of the nation's economy and a restless populace on the brink of rebellion.

Two years into Raisi’s rule: From soaring prices to rising discontent

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The notorious Gohardasht Prison in Karaj, historically associated with heinous crimes against humanity including a 1988 massacre, has been officially closed down by the clerical regime in Iran.

Closure of infamous Gohardasht prison: A dark chapter in Iran’s history...

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The legacy of the 1988 massacre in Iran, which resulted in the tragic loss of 30,000 lives, continues to haunt the global conscience.

1988 Iran massacre: Unravelling the truth behind an unacknowledged genocide

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During the ongoing conference on the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) in Vienna (July 31-August 11), representatives from various countries voiced grave concerns over Iran’s nuclear program.

Global call for an immediate halt to Iran’s nuclear program at...

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The Crisis of Compulsory Hijab: The Revival of Iran’s Morality Police

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