Jazeh Miller

Iran’s repeated shutdowns underscore the depth of its energy crisis, with wide-ranging implications for daily life, the economy, and public trust.

Iran’s household budget report paints a grim picture of escalating costs and economic hardship.

With economic challenges mounting and social tensions simmering, Iran’s repeated closures reflect a nation grappling with profound instability.

The CEO of the Rare Diseases Foundation in Iran has highlighted critical challenges in ensuring timely access to medicine for patients with rare diseases.

Arnaud also called on European authorities to take a firmer stance against Iran’s use of hostage diplomacy.

Surveys show that over 50% of students aspire to build their futures abroad, drawn by opportunities unavailable in Iran.

For the Iranian people, this cyber partnership represents a deepening of the regime’s stranglehold on free expression and access to information.

While the regime justifies its religious spending under the pretense of social responsibility, many Iranians see it as a misallocation of resources.

The erosion of workers' wages in Iran over the past decade reflects deeper systemic economic challenges.

The combination of skyrocketing drug prices, liquidity shortages, and unpaid insurance claims has pushed Iran’s healthcare system to the brink.