‘I’m Spending My Savings Just to Survive’: Iran’s Economic Crisis Fuels New Protests
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Despite the war and severe security risks, Iranians continue to go out into the street to protest the dramatic deterioration of living standards. Pensioners, teachers, nurses, workers and students advertise prices that rise from day to day, unpaid wages and pensions with months and rising unemployment. Annual inflation reached about 80% in August, and in the case of food it reached about 130%, according to estimates quoted by France 24. For many…
Demonstrations have resumed during the summer in Iran and are continuing, as the country's economic suffocation puts Iranians at a loss. It is caused by constantly rising prices, salaries and unpaid pensions for months, an increasing unemployment rate... Our Observers describe a life that has become "impossible".
Iran Regime’s Internal Infighting Deepens as Multiple Crises Converge
Disputes over negotiations, economic measures, and growing public anger are exposing the regime’s inability to contain its deepening internal crisis through appeals for unity. The internal power struggle at the top of Iran’s regime is entering an increasingly confrontational phase, with disputes over negotiations, economic policy, and the handling of public discontent becoming increasingly difficult […]
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