Esmaeil Mohades is a journalist focusing on national news in Iran. With a keen interest in politics and social issues, Esmaeil covers a wide range of topics including government corruption, human rights, economic challenges, and education. Through his articles, he aims to shed light on important issues impacting the lives of Iranians and provide critical analysis of the current situation in the country.
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By: Esmaeil Mohades
Iranian media have reported a record-breaking number of road accident fatalities over the past decade. Citing the head of Iran’s Legal Medicine Organization, they stated that more than 20,000 people lost their lives in traffic accidents last year.
By: Esmaeil Mohades
Economic protests continued in Iran on Sunday with demonstrations by retired steel and mining industry workers in several cities, alongside strikes by oil and gas industry employees. Protesters chanted “Enough warmongering, our tables are empty,” criticizing various domestic and foreign policies of the Iranian regime. According to citizen reports and social media posts on Sunday, […]
By: Esmaeil Mohades
Kamel Saqar, former head of the media office at the Syrian presidency, stated that Russia ignored Bashar al-Assad’s request to use the Hmeimim airbase for transferring Iranian military aid to the Syrian army following the fall of Aleppo.
By: Esmaeil Mohades
The “No to Executions Tuesdays” campaign, in a statement on Tuesday, January 7, announced that the Iranian regime executed 21 people on January 1, coinciding with the beginning of the new year. According to the campaign’s statement, since the beginning of January, the number of executions has exceeded 80. In 2024 alone, the number of […]
By: Esmaeil Mohades
Ali Khamenei, Iran’s regime Supreme Leader, stated during a meeting with Iraq’s Prime Minister that the United States is trying to expand its presence in Iraq, and therefore, the Iraqi government must further strengthen Hashd al-Shaabi, the Iranian-backed Shiite militia group.
By: Esmaeil Mohades
One day after the release of Cecilia Sala, an Italian journalist detained in Tehran, and her return to Italy, Carlo Nordio, Italy’s Minister of Justice, stated that the U.S. has not formally requested the extradition of Mohammad Abedini Najafabadi, an Iranian detained in Milan. * On Thursday, January 9, Justice Minister Carlo Nordio described Abedini […]
By: Esmaeil Mohades
On Tuesday, January 14, 2025, the 51st week of the “No to Executions Tuesdays” campaign witnessed a significant expansion, now encompassing 34 prisons across Iran. This week, the prisons of Talesh, the women’s ward in Adelabad Prison of Shiraz, Borazjan, and Joveyn joined the initiative, marking a notable escalation in participation.
By: Esmaeil Mohades, Fira Sans
The International Energy Agency (IEA) states that recent U.S. sanctions on the “shadow fleet” of Russia and Iran will likely have a “significant” impact on the oil revenues of both countries.
By: Esmaeil Mohades
In the 52nd week and on the eve of the anniversary of the “No to Executions Tuesdays” campaign, prisoners in 34 prisons across the country issued a statement on Tuesday, January 21, announcing that over 110 executions had occurred in the past month, bringing the total number of executions since March 21, 2024, to 950. […]
Members of the Iranian regime’s Supreme Labor Council have reported from wage determination meetings that housing accounts for more than 70% of workers’ expenses. This has led labor and employer groups to pursue the issue of building housing for workers in collaboration with the government. However, many labor activists view this with skepticism, believing it […]
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