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US-Iran conflict: Economic attrition and maritime standoff

643 clusters · 3354 sources · last updated

Latest: Industrial bread prices in Iran face significant increases

The U.S.-Iran conflict has evolved into a phase of intense economic attrition and maritime standoff. The Trump administration has shifted its strategy toward a massive economic campaign, utilizing the Treasury Department

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Iran Social Security Organization benefit administration

6 clusters · 10 sources · last updated

Latest: Iran Social Security Organization implements new drug prescription tracking

The Social Security Organization of Iran is implementing various measures to support different demographic groups under its mandate. In support of the Family Support and Youth Population Law, the organization has expand

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Iran household economic and census data initiatives

2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated

Latest: Iran launches registry-based national population and housing census

The Iranian government has introduced new measures to categorize and track citizen data for national planning and economic management. In mid-October, the Iranian Cabinet approved a directive to classify households into

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Iran food inflation and subsidy restructuring

24 clusters · 17 sources · last updated

Latest: Iran distributes increased electronic grocery subsidies to 35 million people

In late June 2026, Iran’s staple bread prices had roughly doubled, with inflation for loaf varieties exceeding 140% in the first five months of 2025. The minimum monthly wage covered only about 37% of a basic consumption

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Iran pension, labor, and public sector protests intensify

25 clusters · 18 sources · last updated

Latest: Pensioners hold protests across several Iranian cities

By mid-October 2026, unrest involving retirees, workers, and public sector employees expanded across Iran, characterized by a trend of weekly demonstrations known as ‘protest Mondays.’ Pensioner protests intensified in s

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