Jazeh Miller

Many experts and politicians now urge global powers to hold Iran's regime accountable as the primary catalyst for Middle Eastern conflicts.

Reza Kangari, head of the Bankers’ Union of Tehran province, states that since the end of the Nowruz holiday, the price of all kinds of food items in Iran has increased by an average of 30%, with the price of beans rising by 50% in particular. Due to the increase in the dollar’s value over […]

The Iranian regime's failure to address these labor demands and the consequent protest gatherings coincide with reports in some media outlets and by analysts.

If the currency reaches 90 to 100 thousand tomans, it will mark the collapse of the economy. People's pockets are already drained; they have nothing left.

Iran regime's human rights record continued its downward spiral in 2023, according to a scathing report by Amnesty International.

The Central Bank's data exposes another worrying trend: persistent inflation exceeding 40% for the past five years.

The escalating land subsidence poses a significant threat to Iran's environment, infrastructure, and population.

Iran's brutal repression of women and youth is unsustainable and could spark nationwide unrest.

Concerns about terrorism in the region, along with recent coups in other African countries, further heighten anxieties surrounding Iran's nuclear program.

In recent years, the alarm over brain drain and emigration has intensified, sounding like a lament for the murder of Iran by the mullahs' rule.