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Iran’s Regime Struggles as Energy Crisis Shuts Down Nation

Iran, a country known for its vast reserves of natural gas and crude oil, is grappling with an unprecedented energy crisis. Government offices have been forced to shut down or operate on reduced hours. Schools

Dec 30 2024

Iran’s Cement Industry and Broader Economy Face Severe Energy Crisis

Gas Shortages Halt Cement Production Iran’s cement industry is reeling under the impact of a severe energy crisis, with the Secretary of the Cement Industry Employers Union announcing the suspension of production

Dec 30 2024

Iran’s Economic Growth Halves in 2024: Central Bank Statistics

Recent data released by Iran’s Central Bank reveals that the country’s GDP growth in the first half of 2024 has halved compared to the same period in 2023. According to the statistics, Iran’s economic growth

Dec 27 2024

Escalating Challenges for Iran’s Oil Sector Amid Sanctions and Corruption

Iran’s Oil Exports Face New Hurdles According to Bloomberg, the volume of Iranian oil stored in tankers and floating at sea has reached its highest level since late July. The report attributes this buildup to

Dec 16 2024

How Iran’s healthcare system fuels elite networks

The bonyads linked to Iran’s leader Ali Khamenei derive significant financial resources from the privatized healthcare system, Tehran Bureau’s analysis of the sector indicates. Khamenei maintains substantial

Dec 16 2024

Iran’s healthcare privatization has widened the gap between rich and poor

In Iran, private hospitals experienced a boom in the 1990s and 2000s, in keeping with the regime’s shift in economic policy that started under the presidency of Hashemi Rafsanjani. The pricing system adopted

Dec 12 2024

City Council Member Arrested in Western Iran for Corruption

The Prosecutor General of Iran’s Lorestan province announced the arrest of a third Khorramabad city council member on Wednesday as part of an expanding investigation into financial corruption. Ali Hassanvand

Nov 26 2024

How Iran’s Influenza Shots Disappear

Iran is grappling with a severe influenza vaccine shortage, even as the Islamic Republic's officials insist that supplies are plentiful. While the government insists that vaccine distribution issues have been resolved

Nov 13 2024

Iran’s 2025 Budget Bill Sparks Concerns Over Potential Gasoline Price Hike and Worsening Economic Inequality

Economist Farshad Momeni has raised alarms over the possibility of a 40% gasoline price increase in Iran’s upcoming 2025 budget, calling the budget’s overall policies “dangerous and worrying.” In an interview

Nov 07 2024

The Financial Burden of Loss-Making State-Owned Companies on Iran’s Economy

In recent years, one of the significant issues with Iran’s budget proposals has been the ongoing losses from state-owned enterprises. These losses have placed a considerable financial burden on Iranian taxpayers

Oct 30 2024

Iranian Oil Kingpin’s Hedge Fund Manages Millions From London

Just blocks from London’s luxurious Harrods department store sits an office that’s a key cog in an Iranian oil kingpin’s financial empire. The building at 180 Brompton Road is one of the main outposts for

Mohammad Abedini of Tehran has been charged with conspiring to export sophisticated electronic components in violation of U.S. export control and sanctions laws and is also charged with supplying tech that resulted in the deaths of three U.S. service in Jordan. He was arrested in Malpensa, Italy. Cecilia Sala (born 26 July 1995) is an Italian journalist, who specializes in political and war journalism, both as author and war correspondent. She just happened to be there at the wrong time. She was arrested for free speech in Tehran and held in Evin prison in response to the arrest in Malpensa. What do you think will happen next?
Iranian regime will continue to act as a terrorist state and will keep Sala in jail, eventually putting her on trial for espionage
Iran to release Sala as a token of goodwill and she’ll be back in Italy by the end of the month
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Iranian regime will continue to act as a terrorist state and will keep Sala in jail, eventually putting her on trial for espionage 59%, 1850 votes
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Iran to release Sala as a token of goodwill and she’ll be back in Italy by the end of the month 41%, 1290 votes
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