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As Iran gears up for the new Persian calendar year 1403, the looming decision on the minimum wage by the Supreme Labor Council signals a grim future for the nation's workforce.

Iran’s Minimum Wage Crisis: A Dismal Outlook for 1403 Amidst Rising...

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Women’s Resilience Shines at Paris Conference: A Call for Global Support...

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The Iranian rial has experienced a significant plunge, casting a shadow over the nation's economic stability and raising concerns about the future trajectory of its currency value.

Navigating Economic Turbulence Amid Political Uncertainty

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In a powerful speech commemorating International Women's Day in Paris, Dorien Rookmaker, a Member of the European Parliament from the Netherlands, voiced unwavering support for the Iranian Resistance and its President-elect, Maryam Rajavi.

MEP Dorien Rookmaker Supports Iranian Women’s Liberation

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In a powerful address at an event commemorating International Women’s Day, Linda Chavez, Chair of the Center for Equal Opportunity and former Director of the White House Office of Public Liaison, urged for significant action to end the oppression faced by women in Iran.

International Women’s Day Event Highlights the Plight of Iranian Women

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Struan Stevenson, a respected former Member of the European Parliament

International Calls to Hold Iranian Regime Accountable

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On March 1, following the conclusion of Iran's presidential elections, widely criticized for lack of transparency and fairness, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), articulated a strong condemnation of the electoral process.

Iran’s Presidential Elections Met with Unprecedented Boycott

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In a landmark decision, Sweden's Supreme Court has firmly upheld the life sentence of former Iranian prison official Hamid Noury, who was convicted for his role in the brutal 1988 massacre of political prisoners within Iran's prison system.

Sweden Upholds Justice: Supreme Court Rejects Appeal in 1988 Massacre Case

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In an extraordinary display of civil disobedience, the Iranian populace overwhelmingly boycotted the parliamentary elections on Friday, March 1, delivering a significant blow to the regime's facade of democratic governance.

Iran’s Parliamentary Elections: A Monumental Boycott and a Regime in Crisis

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On Wednesday, February 28th, the Tehran Chamber of Commerce issued a stark warning about Iran's pharmaceutical industry, hinting at a looming crisis due to foreign exchange challenges.

Pharmaceutical Crisis Looms in Iran Amid Foreign Exchange Challenges

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