Jason Rezaian

GlobalPost

Jason Rezaian is one of only a handful of foreign reporters permitted to work in Iran. Since 2001 he has made numerous trips to the country, and has been living in Tehran since May 2009. His work has appeared in TIME, Slate, The New York Times, The Daily Beast, Tehran Bureau and The San Francisco Chronicle.


Iran economy hit by increased tensions with West

Belligerent rhetoric, new US financial sanctions make many worry about confrontation with West.

Iran: Ahamdinejad promises to share “nuclear achievements” with the world

Politics

In Iran, nationalism stirs

Conflict
The World

In Iran, the sting of sanctions begins to take hold

Agence France-Presse
The World

Iran: Persian rug industry unraveling

The World

Iran: “The snake head” reacts to WikiLeaks

Politics

Iran president responds after being pummeled by regional leaders in leaked cables.

The World

In talks with Iran, chance for reconciliation?

Agence France-Presse

Analysis: Iran is reeling domestically and in need of some relief internationally. Unfortunately, the US doesn’t yet see this.

The World

Amid growing tension, Iran celebrates Ashura

Agence France-Presse

A reeling economy and memories of violence hang in the air as Iran observes Shiite holiday.

The World

Iran remains stable despite dramatic price increases

Agence France-Presse

Little unrest — so far — after Iran President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad cuts longstanding subsidies.

The World

In Iran, a difficult adjustment to price increases

Economics

Using both cash handouts and increased security, Iran avoids a public backlash.