On Thursday, November 7, marking the global anniversary of the Great October Revolution, Iran also observes Nurses’ Day. Since the previous Saturday, nurses have launched a new wave of strikes and protest gatherings in several cities, raising slogans to voice their demands. Some of these slogans include: “Unite today for […]
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The Iranian capitalist economy, under the leadership of the Islamic government, is currently in a complete deadlock. Foreign investment, due to economic sanctions and political instability, has nearly dried up. Domestic capital, driven by market stagnation, high production costs, and lack of confidence in the future, has largely shifted towards […]
According to the state-affiliated news agency ISNA, Ali Fadavi, Deputy Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), gave a speech at Sharif University of Technology on Sunday, November 3, commemorating the anniversary of the U.S. Embassy takeover by “Line of the Imam” students. As usual, his statements distorted clear […]
Today, Sunday, Aban 13th (November 3), is Student Day in Iran, a day rooted in the final months of the Pahlavi monarchy. However, over the years, under the Islamic Republic, Aban 13th has gained additional associations, all of which relate to students. The differing events that share the name “Student […]
The newspaper Shargh has published a report on the selection process for teaching students and applicants for employment in the Ministry of Education, revealing certain realities. Some students and applicants for the employment test have stated that they were barred from studying or obtaining teaching jobs for non-professional reasons, such […]
The official news agency ILNA has published a shocking report on the conditions faced by people with disabilities in Iran. This report reveals the peak of discrimination, injustice, and cruelty toward disabled individuals and retirees. In an interview, Kolivand, a representative of retired individuals with disabilities and an activist for […]
Recently admitted students of Islamic Azad University in the fields of medicine, dentistry, and pharmacy held protests against the threefold increase in tuition fees for these programs. According to the newspaper Ham Mihan, the protests began on October 14 in front of the Islamic Consultative Assembly (Parliament), extended to the […]
Tomorrow, Tuesday, October 1st, is the International Day of Older Persons. On December 14, 1990, the United Nations General Assembly designated this day to encourage governments and the media to honor the achievements of elderly citizens worldwide, examine their issues, and seek solutions for them. Currently, the world population is […]
The new wave of attacks against Hezbollah, which began with the explosion of this group’s pagers across Lebanon, has continued with the killing of senior commanders of the movement in Israeli attacks. While the killing of people in Gaza has continued without pause for nearly a year, the destructive and […]
On September 21st, a heartbreaking event shocked society. An explosion at a coal mine in Tabas, South Khorasan province, resulted in the death of 54 miners and injuries to 61 others. The “Madanjoo” mine, one of the largest privately-owned coal mines, employs about 1,500 miners and extracts 400,000 tons of […]