Iran (National)
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Jubin Katiraie's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics in Iran, with significant attention to human rights issues, geopolitical developments, and societal challenges. Given this emphasis, she is likely to respond well to pitches offering expert commentary or firsthand accounts related to Iranian government policies, human rights violations, socio-economic conditions in the country.
Sources with specific insights into the political landscape of Iran or those who can provide credible data regarding social and economic issues within the country may find success when reaching out to Jubin. Additionally, individuals directly affected by these events could be valuable sources for her articles.
Considering Jubin's national focus on Iran and her extensive coverage of evolving stories within the country's borders, including domestic policy changes and social upheavals are likely relevant areas for potential outreach.
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The state-run Fars News Agency, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), reported that the use of mazut has begun in Iran’s power plants, adding that the Mofatteh, Salimi, and Shazand power plants hold the record for consuming this highly polluting fuel. (Fars is one of Iran’s major state-run media outlets linked to the […]
By: Jubin Katiraie
The Washington Post, in a report about Iran’s water shortage crisis, wrote: Iran is best known as an exporter of terror and mayhem around the Middle East, but its leaders also provide a great example of how not to run an economy. Consider the country’s decades-long dalliance with industrial policy. The paper wrote on Tuesday, […]
By: Jubin Katiraie
Iran’s nationwide protests entered their eleventh consecutive day on Wednesday, January 7, 2026 expanding in scale and intensity as strikes spread across key economic sectors and confrontations between demonstrators and security forces escalated in dozens of cities. What began on December 28 as protests over worsening economic conditions has evolved into a broad political movement […]
By: Jubin Katiraie
The Head of the Iranian Regime’s Judiciary Called for Accelerating and Increasing Death Sentences
