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In a twist of political and judicial intrigue, Iran finds itself in the global spotlight due to the 'Ekbatan town' case.

Controversial ‘Ekbatan Town’ case: Quest for justice amidst coercion and allegations

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In a surprising decision by Mehdi Tehranchi, the president of Azad University in Iran, 32,000 associate professors have been let go, beginning September 23 of this academic year.

Mass dismissals at Azad University reflect broader political purge in Iran’s...

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In the landscape of Iranian resistance, Sistan and Baluchestan province emerges as a beacon of defiance against the dictatorial rule of the mullahs.

Iran: Sistan and Baluchestan’s stand against oppression

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The prevailing economic situation in Iran has forced a majority of its workers into dire straits. Hadi Aboui, Secretary General of the Supreme Center of Iranian Workers’ Trade Unions, has shone a light on a concerning reality: a staggering 70% of workers now seek secondary employment due to their rapidly diminishing purchasing power.

Dwindling purchasing power pushes Iranian workers to seek secondary employment

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Welsh Parliament conference amplifies support for democratic reforms in Iran

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In a surprising turn of events, Khashayar Bagherpour, CEO of Tehran Construction Cooperative Union, recently announced the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development's full backing of the construction of 25-square meter houses.

Iran’s micro-homes: A desperate measure in a deepening housing crisis?

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Ashraf Os-Sadat Marzieh, born on March 22, 1924, in Tehran, and passing away on October 13, 2010, was not just a singer. She was a force, a symbol of resistance, and a beacon of hope for a nation striving for artistic and gender equality in a rapidly changing landscape.

Marzieh’s legacy of artistry and activism

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Two heartbreaking incidents of honor killings in Iran have brought to light the pervasive issue of gender-based violence and the need for stronger legal protections.

Iran’s Tragic Honor Killings: A Glimpse into Gender-Based Violence

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The long-standing mullahs’ regime in Iran, which has been in power for over four decades, is exhibiting evident signs of decay and dysfunction.

Iran’s mullahs’ regime: A state in peril

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The Iranian film community and society at large were met with shock and dismay when news surfaced of the tragic murders of acclaimed film director, Dariush Mehrjui, and his wife, Vahideh Mohammadi-Far, in their residence in Zibadasht, Karaj.

Suspicious murders of renowned Iranian filmmaker and his wife invoke memories...

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