Three-minute read Iran's clerical regime is extending restrictions on gasoline access as soaring prices, unpaid wages and shortages of basic necessities intensify public frustration. The decision comes amid warnings about the political consequences of further economic pressure, with a series of fresh domestic reports exposing failures in employment, public services and women's rights. Gasoline Restrictions Expand Amid Fears of Unrest The government confirmed on November 12 that emergency fuel cards at filling...