Sia Rajabi is a journalist focused on national news in Iran. With a keen interest in political and economic issues, Sia covers a range of topics including international relations, domestic policies, and social issues within Iran. Sia's articles aim to provide insightful and in-depth analysis of current events and their impact on the country and its people.
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One-Third of Iranians Deprived of Basic Needs
In ongoing protests over the selection process for student-teachers and candidates in Iran’s Ministry of Education, some applicants report being rejected based on non-professional reasons, such as reading philosophy books, their style of dress, having a mustache, wearing nail polish, missing prayers, or having minimal attendance at Friday prayers or rallies.
70 Dialysis Patients Dead In Iran Due To Contamination
By: Sia Rajabi
Abdolkarim Hosseinzadeh, Iran’s Vice President for Rural Development and Deprived Regions, stated that out of the country’s 69,000 villages, only 38,000 remain inhabited, while 31,000 have been abandoned.
Armin and Hatef, the primary and secondary suspects in the robbery of safety deposit boxes at the University Branch of Bank Melli, were sentenced to hand amputation by the Tehran Province Criminal Court. The Supreme Court of Iran has also charged them with “corruption on earth,” which could lead to severe punishments such as the death penalty.
By: Sia Rajabi
Government-affiliated media in Iran are highlighting air pollution death statistics in an effort to create a “political achievement” for regime president Masoud Pezeshkian in his initiative to ban mazut burning. However, data show that power plant reserves of mazut and diesel have drastically declined, and mazut burning is not the main cause of air pollution-related deaths.
By: Sia Rajabi
What transpired during the meeting between Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), and Massoud Pezeshkian in Tehran, and what achievements did Grossi leave with?
On November 8, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the Speaker of the Iranian regime’s Parliament, presented new information about land distribution at the “National Housing Foundation’s General Assembly.” He revealed: “The National Land and Housing Organization under the Ministry of Roads and Urban Development possesses empty lands twice the size of the total residential areas of the country.”
On Monday, November 18, the United Kingdom imposed sanctions on Iran Air and the Iranian regime’s shipping company, the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Line Group.
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