Regime Security Agencies Reveal Growing Fear of Another Uprising

As gasoline pressures, worsening living conditions, and social protests intensify, separate statements by the regime’s Intelligence Ministry and IRGC Intelligence Organization expose growing concern over renewed unrest. The Iranian regime’s security apparatus has once again provided a revealing glimpse into its fears about the future....

Iran’s Power Crisis: Blackouts, Damaged Appliances, and Mounting Economic Losses

Repeated outages and voltage fluctuations are no longer merely a summer inconvenience. They are damaging household appliances, disrupting businesses and factories, reducing production, and pushing more costs onto an already strained population. Iran’s electricity...

Iranian Workers’ Wages Collapse to Around $80 a Month as Inflation Deepens Poverty

The collapse of the rial has pushed Iran’s official basic monthly wage to roughly $80, while the cost of a minimum standard of living has soared far beyond workers’ incomes. The collapse of Iran’s...

Iran’s Water and Power Crisis Deepens as Basic Services Become a Privilege

From villages receiving drinking water for only two hours a day to muddy tap water in Ahvaz and repeated blackouts in Tehran, Iran’s infrastructure crisis is increasingly becoming a crisis of survival. For millions of people...

Survivors Remember Iran’s 1988 Massacre: Testimonies From Inside the Prisons

Former political prisoners recount executions, torture, death sentences, and the systematic destruction of an entire generation of political prisoners in Iran’s prisons. The 1988 massacre of political prisoners remains one of the darkest chapters...

Iran’s Regime Escalates Repression: 65 January Uprising Prisoners Held Under Inhumane Conditions as 23 Are Executed in Four Days

Political prisoners face overcrowding, denial of legal counsel, inadequate medical care, and death sentences, while the regime executes 23 prisoners in just four days. The Iranian regime is intensifying its campaign of repression against...

Arresting Teachers and Students Cannot Stop Iran’s Explosive Social Anger

A new wave of summonses, expulsions, and arrests targeting teachers, students, workers, and labor activists reveals the Iranian regime’s growing fear that separate grievances could converge into a broader uprising. The Iranian regime is intensifying its campaign of summonses, arrests, expulsions, and intimidation against teachers, students, workers, and labor activists as social discontent continues to deepen across the country. While the regime has routinely responded to demands for basic rights with repression, the latest wave appears increasingly preventive. Rather than waiting for protests to erupt, security authorities are attempting to identify and neutralize people capable of organizing, mobilizing, and connecting different sectors of society. In an interview, Jila Andalib, an engineer and...

Iran’s Class Divide Is Now Deepening Inside Universities

Figures published by the regime’s own Arman-e Melli daily reveal a stark imbalance in access to public universities, raising questions about education, social mobility,...

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When Hereditary Rule Is Presented as Democracy

Examining the arguments being used to promote constitutional monarchy as a democratic solution for...

The Mirage of a Return to Monarchy: What Iran’s 2026 Crisis Has Revealed

Two wars and a nationwide uprising have underscored a fundamental reality: Iran’s future cannot...

Iran’s Water and Power Crisis Deepens as Basic Services Become a Privilege

From villages receiving drinking water for only two hours a day to muddy tap water in Ahvaz and repeated blackouts in Tehran, Iran’s infrastructure crisis is increasingly becoming a crisis of survival. For millions...

Iran’s Internet Blackout Economy: Billions in Filter-Breaking Fees Fuel Repression and Profiteering

A senior regime official has acknowledged that billions of tomans circulate through Iran’s VPN market, raising fresh questions about who profits from restrictions imposed on millions of internet users. The Iranian regime’s system of...

From the Constitutional Revolution to Today: Iran’s Unfinished Struggle Against Dictatorship

One hundred and twenty years after the Constitutional Revolution, Iran's history tells a consistent story: every generation has risen against absolute rule, rejecting both monarchical and religious dictatorship in pursuit of freedom, national...

Resistance Units Warn Iran’s Regime: “If You Raise Gasoline Prices, Iran Will Be All Fire Like 2019”

Resistance Units carried out 60 coordinated acts of protest across Iran, targeting regime propaganda and symbols of repression in response to plans to increase gasoline prices. The Iranian regime's decision to increase gasoline prices...

Women Under Siege: New Data Reveal the Escalating Assault on Women’s Rights in Iran

Executions, mass arrests, femicide, and the continued targeting of female students expose an intensifying campaign against women in Iran...

Iran Regime Defies Nuclear Oversight While Rebuilding Sensitive Facility

As Tehran blocks IAEA inspections and quietly restores a...

Calls for an Iranian Nuclear Bomb Expose the Regime’s Growing Threat to International Peace

A state-linked media outlet openly advocates nuclear weapons as...

Geneva Talks Resume as Tehran Seeks Sanctions Relief Amid Deepening Crisis

Indirect U.S.–Iran Negotiations Highlight Strategic Deadlock Over Enrichment and...

Iran’s Class Divide Is Now Deepening Inside Universities

Figures published by the regime’s own Arman-e Melli daily reveal a stark imbalance in access to public universities, raising questions about education, social mobility,...

Regime Security Agencies Reveal Growing Fear of Another Uprising

As gasoline pressures, worsening living conditions, and social protests intensify, separate statements by the regime’s Intelligence Ministry and IRGC Intelligence Organization expose growing concern...

Resistance Units in Zahedan Reject Both Clerical and Monarchical Dictatorship

In a new campaign across Zahedan, PMOI Resistance Units displayed messages calling for the overthrow of the Iranian regime and the establishment of a...

Arresting Teachers and Students Cannot Stop Iran’s Explosive Social Anger

A new wave of summonses, expulsions, and arrests targeting teachers, students, workers, and labor activists reveals the Iranian regime’s growing fear that separate grievances...

From Iran’s Prisons to Norway’s Streets: “No to Executions” Campaign Challenges Global Silence

Delaram Dashti describes how supporters of the Iranian Resistance in Norway are campaigning against executions, engaging politicians, and urging Norwegian society to reject silence...
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