Beneath the country’s political and economic crisis lies a more destabilising force that is still largely missing from ...

The air is polluted, the water is drying out and the land collapsing. Many Iranian farmers have been forced to give up their ...

Iran's 2026 protests erupted after a prolonged period of planned cuts to water and electricity, successive closures of educational and commercial centres, and deadly air pollution in major cities.

Iran’s latest wave of unrest is not only about inflation, repression, or factional politics. It is about people who can no ...

Air pollution is the latest environmental crisis causing havoc across Iran. Large parts of the country are already suffering from a drought, one of the worst in decades. Its wetlands are dry, and its ...

The Islamic World Science and Technology Monitoring and Citation Institute (ISC) has announced that Iran now holds the top position among Islamic nations for scientific production in electric vehicle ...

Nima Shokri is affiliated with Hamburg University of Technology. Iran’s current wave of protests is often interpreted as having been sparked by inflation, currency collapse, corruption and repression.