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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

Oct 30 2024

Secretive Trader ‘Hector’ Seen as Global Kingpin for Iranian Oil

When Milavous Group Ltd. rented an upper floor in a swanky Dubai corporate tower two years ago, few had heard of the firm. Yet within months it won outsized influence in global energy markets — said to ...

Oct 30 2024

The Role of Hossein Shamkhani in Iran’s Oil Smuggling Network

Bloomberg News published an exclusive report on Friday, August 30, investigating how Iran’s smuggled oil is sold and the role of Hossein Shamkhani, the son of Ali Shamkhani, advisor to the Iranian regime’s

Sep 03 2024

How Son Of Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei’s Advisor Became An Oil Tycoon

Hossein Shamkhani, the son of Iran's former national security chief, has emerged as a major player in the global oil market, a Bloomberg report says. Despite stringent US sanctions targeting Iranian and Russian

May 10 2024

Iran’s Stalled Economy: A Struggle for Sustainability

For decades, Iran’s economic performance has been far from satisfactory. While headline figures like average economic growth rate might have looked acceptable between 1989 and 2017, a closer look reveals a troubling

Mar 27 2024

Iran’s Actual Inflation Rate Higher Than Official Stats

The state-run Donya-e-eqtesad newspaper, in a report analyzing the “general sentiment” regarding inflation in 2023, has stated that households experienced much higher inflation in areas such as clothing, housing

Mar 25 2024

Top Cleric’s Corruption Continues To Anger Iranians

The serious corruption allegations against Ayatollah Kazem Sedighi, the ultra-hardliner Friday imam of Tehran, have further eroded trust in the Iranian system and its officials among the populace. Earlier this

Feb 05 2024

Iran Used Santander and Lloyds to Evade Sanctions

Iran evaded sanctions and was able to covertly move money around the world using accounts at two of the UK’s biggest banks, Lloyds Banking Group Plc and Santander UK, the Financial Times reported . The lenders

The Iranian regime is facing serious problems that might threaten the stability of the Islamic revolution. The population has been driven to a new low, and the threat of death with almost 800 executions in 2024 only doesn’t seem to help. The regime has started building “re-education camps” for women who will not conform with Tehran’s view on Sharia law and is already shutting down municipal resources, like water and electricity, in several provinces that have a higher percentage of protest. Do you think that Iran is nearing a tipping point and we are witnessing the end of the fundamentalist regime?
Yes. All it takes is some more sanctions and pressure on China and Russia, which is imminent with the new administration in the US
No. Nothing has really changed. No-one will get involved in internal issues in Iran
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