Hoshang Amiri is a journalist with a focus on national news in Iran. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including economic conditions, political developments, human rights issues, and regional conflicts. With a keen interest in providing accurate and timely information, Hoshang aims to shed light on important issues impacting Iran and its people.
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By: Hoshang Amiri
In conditions where air pollution persists in some major cities, including Tehran, Isfahan, and Arak, despite snow and rain in various regions of Iran, Iranian authorities have admitted that this pollution is caused by burning mazut in power plants.
By: Hoshang Amiri
Hamid Nouri, accused of involvement in human rights violations in Iran against political prisoners. The Supreme Court of Sweden announced that it will not review the request for the appeal of the verdict against Hamid Nouri, a former deputy warden of Gohardasht Prison, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for his participation in the mass […]
An examination of Iranian citizens’ messages on social media indicates that house rent has become one of the most significant economic concerns for Iranians. A considerable number of messages shared by users on a daily basis on social media focus on issues related to rent, high costs, and inflation in this domain. The common theme […]
By: Hoshang Amiri
Recent reports from Iran suggest that Kazem Sadighi, Tehran’s Friday Prayer Imam, has allegedly seized a property valued at over 10 trillion rials, amidst a backdrop of rampant corruption and embezzlement in the country. This development underscores the growing prevalence of such financial malfeasance, with headlines detailing multi-billion-dollar scandals becoming a regular occurrence in Iranian […]
By: Hoshang Amiri
Economic pressures in Iran continue to rise, and with the beginning of the month of Ramadan, the depth of the economic crisis has also become apparent as Iranian media report a minimum daily wage of 2.5 million rials (approximately $4) compared to a household expenditure of 6.5 million rials (approximately $11) for daybreak and iftar meals.
An active non-government organization announced in a report on Tuesday, April 2 that 91 journalists and media activists in Iran have come under persecution in the past three months. The Iranian regime, in the first three months of 2024, has subjected at least 91 journalists, media activists, and media outlets to judicial and security persecution. […]
By: Hoshang Amiri
Mohammad Reza Bani Tabba, spokesman for the Iranian Dairy Industries Association, announced an “80 percent” reduction in the number of dairy product companies in the country over the past two decades.
By: Hoshang Amiri
While Iranian regime President Ebrahim Raisi and the government’s economic team accuse critics of ignorance and fabricating statistics, Farshad Momeni, an economist who highlights the contradictions of the government, has labeled the statistics presented by the government as “fabricated” and states that the continuation of this trend will lead to further economic weakness and “erosion of legitimacy.”
By: Hoshang Amiri
Simultaneously with the implementation of the “Noor Plan” in Iran, which started on Saturday, April 20, to deal with society’s resistance to hijab, student media reported intensified crackdowns on students under the pretext of not having “appropriate hijab.” The Amir Kabir newsletter reported that from the early hours of Saturday, crackdowns on Amir Kabir students […]
Mohammad Mirkhani, a social consultant of the Medical Council Organization, considered the difficult working conditions of physicians in Iran as one of the reasons for the significant increase in the suicide rate among this group. Mirkhani said, “At one time, the medical field was very popular and had a good financial position, but unfortunately, financial […]
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