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Tag: Zamaneh Investigation
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“Dubai Unlocked” Project Shortlisted for Prestigious Sigma Awards 2025
The international investigative journalism project Dubai Unlocked, in which Zamaneh Media played an active role, has been shortlisted for the 2025 Sigma Awards —…
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Opinion poll: Iranians and their Dubai Properties
In a recent survey on Zamaneh Media’s Opinion Panel, we asked panelists about their views on the subject of buying properties in Dubai as…
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Khatam Al-Anbiya, Central Headquarters: A Representation of the IRGC’s Political Ambitions and Economic Pursuits
Three decades after this military-turned-economic institution began its operations, the IRGC has become one of the key players in Iran’s political and economic spheres.
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How does Iran circumvent the sanctions on dual-use and military goods in Europe?
The Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI), in the past thirteen years, has made large-scale efforts on a global level and spent an extensive amount…
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The Case of Hassan Rouhani’s Ph.D. Degree
Hassan Rouhani, the seventh president of the Islamic Republic of Iran, will leave office in less than three months. A shadow of doubt will…
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November 2019: Which security and militia institutions started violence and shot people?
November 2019 witnessed the largest nationwide protests against the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI) regime since the 1979 revolution. The death toll of these…
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Insulin Shortage Under Sanctions: Domestic and foreign profiteering, incompetence, and corruption
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds of thousands of diabetic patients in Iran are facing the bleak prospect of a periodic shortage…
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Arms embargoes are pushing Iran into the arms of Putin and Xi Jinping
The UN has lifted its thirteen-year old arms embargo on Iran. Danish investigative media Danwatch and Zamaneh Media have been investigating who has been…
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“They are treated like trash!” – Abuses in Iran’s Rehabilitation Centers
“…if you’re brought there under article 16, they’d rough you up. I saw them kill a guy with my own eyes. It was four…