Iran President Pezeshkian calls for unity as US ramps up economic pressure
Amid rising public discontent, Iranian authorities say adversaries are focused on encouraging domestic unrest.

Amid rising public discontent, Iranian authorities say adversaries are focused on encouraging domestic unrest.



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‘I have no time schedule,’ Trump says when asked when he expects Iran to return to the negotiating table.
Sanctions and the US-Israel war on Iran have left the country’s people unable to keep pace with rising prices.
Prices for food and other items are soaring, and there is a history of unrest, so any increase is being considered.
People are voting to elect 145 members to the Kurultai, the country’s new unicameral legislature.
The president did not mention with whom he made the deal or where the imported ground beef is coming from.
Fuel prices above $4 per gallon impact consumer behaviour, driving spending trade-offs and slowing Walmart’s growth.
Heavy borrowing, increased spending and tax cuts by Democratic and Republican administrations have long raised concerns.
How conflict is making life more expensive for Iranians
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is on a nationwide tour to listen to the ‘financial concerns’ of the people.
Energy prices declined 1.5 percent in July but remain 14.7 percent higher compared with a year ago.