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The Iranian regime has pledged to mete out harsh punishments to those responsible for suspected poison attacks on girls’ schools. Such promises ring hollow. If nothing else, the state appears to tolerate the mysterious poisonings. Analysis by Ali Sadrzadeh
Living under sanctions is not just about growing poorer and poorer every day. To live under sanctions is also to continuously dread losing the little you do have.
Homa pensioners and staff protest in Iran
'There isn’t a single stretcher left' in Iran as 'apocalyptic' wave of Covid-19 hits Issued on: 06/05/2021 - 18:06 Left: The body of someone who died of Covid-19 lies on a stretcher in the courtyard of a hospital in Tehran, Iran, April 20, 2021. Right: Patients ill with coronavirus sleep on the floor in an Iranian hospital, April 18, 2021. © FRANCE 24 OBSERVERS Text by: Alijani Ershad 11 min Iranians are facing a fourth wave of Covid-19 and it is shaping up to be the worst since the sta...
2 May 2021 Iran’s government on Thursday debuted a domestically made “coronavirus spray” it claims can “recognize” and “deactivate” the Chinese coronavirus. Researchers at Tehran’s Masih Daneshvari hospital developed the spray and unveiled it at a press conference to Iranian media on April 29. The liquid “should be sprayed on the mask or clothes, then it can recognize the virus and deactivate it [sic],” Alireza Zali, the head of Iran’s Coronavirus Control operations headquarters in Tehran, told Iran’s state-run Fars News Agency. “What sets the [Chinese] coronavirus ...