From “Savola” to “Hyperstar”: A Warning Bell for Iran’s Economy/ Nafiseh Sharafaldini

The withdrawal of foreign investors from Iran’s economy could severely reduce the country’s chances of competing in global markets and might even push Iran’s economy out of the global economic cycle. For this reason, some experts believe that the decline in foreign investment in recent years—particularly the recent withdrawal of major investors—has raised concerns that […]...

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Alireza Zakani in the role of “Big Brother”/ Pouyan is happy.

Considering the fact that the Islamic Republic system is an ideological system, the entry of Tehran municipality under the leadership of Alireza Zakani into the project known as “Noor” to accompany the broad and long arm of the law enforcement forces as the main executive arm of this project seems logical. But is the logic […]...

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The principle of no harm and the phenomenon of blocking the passage in Iran/ Mohammad Mohabi.

“این عکس یک نمونه است” “This photo is an example.” Mohammad Mohabbi There is no doubt that streets, alleys, and sidewalks are the passage for ordinary people and are considered part of the public rights of citizens. Any disruption to this right is considered a violation. In general, it can be said that in the […]...

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A large bite called “Tehran Gluttony” / Mehdi Dehghan

This is a picture of a flower. Mehdi Dehghan These days, the senior leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran consider the two malignant tumors of “corruption and rent-seeking” as threats and factors of the collapse of the system, which are also the main cause of it and are revealed in some form every day. […]...

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Behnam Ahmadi Amoui: Approximately two million people make a living through street vending / Simin Rouzgar

Behman Ahmadi Amoui, an economics graduate, journalist, and former political prisoner. Mr. Amoui has a background of working with newspapers such as Jame’e, Sobh Emrooz, Tous, Norouz, Shargh, and Sarmayeh, and has published books such as “Political Economy of the Islamic Republic” and “How the Men of the Islamic Republic Became Technocrats”. Behnam Ahmadi Amoui […]...

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Confronting the Phenomenon of Street Vending: From Possibility to Reality / Mohammad Mohabi

This is a picture of a flower.[/caption] این یک تصویر از یک گل است. This is a picture of a flower. Mohammad Mohabbey Although the history of street vending in Iran dates back to ancient times, the significant growth of this phenomenon in recent years, accompanied by the recent economic crisis, has drawn attention as […]...

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Sam Keshvarifard: Instead of relying on fuel, we have become self-sufficient in wheat production!/ Simin Rouzgar

Conversation with Simin Rouzgar Sam Keshvarifard received his Master’s degree in Environmental Management from Tehran in 1381 and is now a PhD student at Twente University in the Netherlands. Alongside publishing numerous articles, reports, and notes on the environment in Iran, he has also written two books titled “Iran’s Natural Heritage” and “Iranian Lion” which […]...

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From the air of corruption to the air of decay/ Mohammad Karim Asayesh

The caption reads: “Beautiful sunset over the mountains.” Mohammad Karim Asayesh “An advanced stage of corruption in a country is systemic corruption, in which managers and executive and supervisory officials of the country become corrupt. These are conditions that are difficult to fight against, but the situation becomes worse when corrupt individuals enter the channels […]...

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