As social and economic crises deepen in Iran, the regime officials, experts, and state-run media warn of another uprising.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe skyrocketing prices and livelihood problems are still the Iranian society\u2019s problems. Meanwhile, many sociologists warn about the consequences of people\u2019s improper livelihood and their possible reaction,\u201d\u00a0wrote<\/a>\u00a0the state-run Arman daily on Saturday.<\/p>\n In its article, Arman daily interviews Mostafa Eghlimi, one of the regime\u2019s sociologists.
\nIn response to this question that \u201chow economic pressures affect people\u2019s lives?\u201d Eghlima underlines Iran\u2019s economic crisis, which due to the regime\u2019s corruption and wrong policies.
\n\u201cThe truth is the inflation in the country has increased by 35% within the last year, and the prices of most products people need have tripled. In the current situation, workers are living in inadequate economic conditions. Many shop owners have a customer downturn.<\/p>\n