Inside Iran’s protests: How a plunging currency set off wide unrest
Well before the latest wave of protests in Iran, Saeed, a tech entrepreneur in Tehran, was ready for them.
For months, it felt as if he and his country were in free-fall. He had spent many sleepless nights since Israeli forces battered Iran’s nuclear facilities in June agonising over his family’s future and whether more war was inevitable. A deepening economic crisis forced him to lay off his employees. All the while, Iran’s plummeting currency was evaporating his savings.
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Userjrj8 11/01/2026
The only way I could do that was if you had to do a little more work and I would be happy with it but you have a hard day and you don’t want me working on your day so
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