Built to Exploit: The Drug Mafia and Iran’s Medicine Crisis
By Hossain Jahansouz, Ph.D., Biochemist and a Leading Scientist and Industry Executive in the United States for Over Three Decades Note: FISN
Author: kazemkaz@gmail.com
Impact of the 12-Day War on Iran’s Economy and Society – An FISN Research Project
By Professor Matthew Tasooji, Ph.D., California State University San Marcos — Scholar of Economics, Management, and Iranian Political Affairs Iran’s brief June 2025 conflict
Water Bankrupt Iran: What is the solution? (An FISN Project)
Dr. Khalil Khani, Professor Emeritus, Tehran University Note: This report is a follow-up to a first report: Contribution of the Iran’s “Water
Behind the Crown: A Documented Critique of Reza Pahlavi’s Political Role
By: Dr. Kazem Kazerounian, Professor, University of Connecticut & Dr. Hossein Saiedian, Professor University of Kansas This report offers a meticulously documented
How the IRGC’s Corruption and Monopolies Have Destroyed Iranian Industry
By: FISN Research Team Led by Dr. Hossein Jahansouz, Biochemist and a Leading Scientist and Industry Executive in the United States for
For Iranian Regime, War for Survival is Against Citizens at Home
By: Dr. Ramesh Sepehrrad, Author, Scholar Practitioner, and Cybersecurity Executive From: Defense Opinion Homepage – Defense Opinion, July 8th, 2025 With a
A State Without Mercy: Afghan Refugees and Ethnic Minorities Under Oppression in Iran
By Jila Andalib, IT Specialist & Iran Political and Human Rights Analyst For over 45 years, the Iranian people have fought to
Contribution of the Iran’s “Water Mafia” in Water Bankruptcy (An FISN Project)
Dr. Khalil Khani, Professor Emeritus, Tehran University Dr. Khalil Khani is an Environmental Specialist and a Human Rights activist. He holds a
The Illusion of Hereditary Leadership: A Threat to the Iranian People’s Freedom Movement
By: Professor Hossein Saiedian For over 45 years, the Iranian people have fought to achieve democracy, freedom, and liberation from the grip
Reza Pahlavi: Eine Alternative oder ein Hindernis für den Wandel
Dr. Khalil Khani, emeritierter Professor für Naturessourcen, Universität Teheran Die Lage im Iran befindet sich an einem kritischen Wendepunkt. Die Unzufriedenheit in