Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is a frontrunner in Iran’s next presidential election. Thirty-seven percent of the respondents in the latest Stasis poll say that they will vote for Ahmadinejad. He is the most favorable political figure in Iran among a list of politicians including heads of three branches of the government, former presidents, potential candidates in the next presidential election, and the current foreign minister

New findings indicate that nearly half of Iranians are dissatisfied with how the government has responded to the spread of the novel coronavirus (forty-eight percent)

It is estimated that the Iran’s government is losing $6,273 million in revenue due to the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to lost revenue, the coronavirus crisis has placed a heavy burden on the Iranian economy and created unexpected expenses ($11,536 Million) for treating COVID-19 sufferers as well as pressure to reduce the effects of a recession

A plunge in the value of Iranian’s savings took place eight times over the last twenty years: 2017 was the most severe.