March 2019
Will Increasing Workers' Wages Enhance Purchasing Power?
The Iranian Supreme Labor Council approved a 37% increase in the minimum wage for workers for the upcoming solar year, raising concerns about the actual…
Christchurch Attacks: Erdogan's Threat, Warnings from Australia and New Zealand
Turkish President Erdogan threatened to send anti-Muslim Australians home in coffins, referencing historical battles. This has drawn condemnation from Australia and prompted New Zealand's foreign…
Continued Verbal Conflict Between Erdogan and Netanyahu and His Son
The verbal conflict between Turkish President Erdogan and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has escalated, involving Netanyahu's son, Yair. Erdogan compared Yair to a terrorist, while…
121% Inflation of Imported Goods to Iran
Iran's imported goods have seen a staggering 122% inflation in the fall of this year compared to last year, with the dollar price increasing significantly…
Central Bank: The 4200 Toman Dollar Could Not Prevent the Increase in Basic Commodity Prices
The Governor of the Central Bank of Iran, Abdolnaser Hemmati, stated that the preferential currency system has failed to prevent rising prices of basic goods…
Three Labor Organizations: The Minimum Wage for Workers Should Be Seven Million Tomans
Three independent labor organizations in Iran are demanding a minimum monthly wage of seven million tomans for workers, citing the rising cost of living. They…
Ali Larijani's Reaction to Nobakht's Letter: 'He Has No Right to Say Such a Thing'
Ali Larijani criticized the head of the Planning and Budget Organization for claiming the government's salary increase decision is impractical. This controversy arises as the…
Approval of the 98 Budget in Parliament; Government's Protest Against the 400,000 Toman Salary Increase
The Iranian parliament approved the 98 budget, including a controversial 400,000 Toman salary increase for government employees, which the government claims it cannot fund. This…
Stability of Prices in the Capital's Housing Market: 9 Million and 970 Thousand Tomans per Square Meter
The average price of residential property in Tehran has reached 9.97 million tomans per square meter, reflecting an 85% increase from last year, but transactions…