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
The prosecutor’s office in Tehran has requested the punishment of “hand amputation” for eight thieves in a joint case, with an indictment that has been referred to the court for sentencing. This comes amid sharp condemnation from human rights organizations in a recent statement, criticizing the resurgence of hand amputation sentences by the Iranian regime’s […]
By: Esmaeil Mohades
On Monday, October 14, European Union foreign ministers gathered to discuss the escalating conflicts in the Middle East, as well as new measures to support Ukraine against Russia, and they approved new sanctions against the Iranian regime. The EU sanctions target companies and individuals involved in Iran’s ballistic missile program, who have transferred these missiles […]
By: Esmaeil Mohades, Fira Sans
On Monday, October 14, European Union foreign ministers gathered to discuss the escalating conflicts in the Middle East, as well as new measures to support Ukraine against Russia, and they approved new sanctions against the Iranian regime.
By: Esmaeil Mohades
In a statement, Amnesty International Germany announced that the transfer of four political prisoners to solitary confinement in Ahvaz prison indicates the possibility of their execution in the coming days.
By: Esmaeil Mohades
Last year, Iran experienced 5% economic growth due to a significant increase in oil exports and government spending. However, according to the IMF’s projections, published on Tuesday, October 22, Iran’s economic growth will drop to 3.7% this year and only 3.1% in 2025. The decline will continue, reaching just 2% by 2029.
Iran’s Regime Will Not Meet Projected Oil Revenues This Year or Next
Each Year, 1,500 Nurses Leave Their Jobs, 500 Emigrate from Iran
By: Esmaeil Mohades
Ali Fathollahi, Vice President of the Chovar County Council in Ilam Province in western Iran, highlighted issues such as unemployment, economic poverty, and lack of healthcare infrastructure in this county. He mentioned that in recent years, many cases of suicide have occurred due to livelihood problems, and in just one factory, six workers attempted suicide.
By: Esmaeil Mohades
Faramarz Tofighi, a labor activist, criticized Iran’s 2025 budget proposal and the “continuous liberalization measures by Pezeshkian’s administration and its adjustment policies,” stating that “foundational support measures are being eliminated” in this proposal.
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