Iran's Economic Unrest: A Closer Look at the Growing Protests

Protests have been happening in Iran for nine days now. They started because of money problems. The currency is losing value, and prices are going up. Rights groups say at least 25 people have died. More than 1, 000 people have been arrested. These protests are not as big as the ones in 2022-23. Those were about a woman who died in police custody. But these protests are growing. People are angry about more than just money. Some are even shouting against the country's leaders.The U. S. has said they will help the protesters. Iran's leader has said they will not give in. The government is promising changes to help people buy what they need. But they also blame foreign powers for causing trouble. Protests are happening in many places. People are not just complaining about money. They are also criticizing the government. The government says they will be tough on those they call "rioters. " The currency has dropped even more since the protests started. The government is changing some rules to help people. But it's not clear if this will stop the protests.