Iran's President Orders Internet Restoration After Nearly 90-Day Blackout

Millions of Iranians experienced severe disruption to communications, business operations, education, and access to information during the 90-day internet blackout.

For nearly three months, Iran existed in a state of enforced digital silence — one of the longest total internet shutdowns in modern history. Now, by presidential order, that silence is ending. The restoration of connectivity for millions of Iranians closes a chapter of profound disruption, even as the questions surrounding why such an extreme measure was imposed, and whether it might return, remain unanswered. In the longer arc of human governance and the politics of information, this episode stands as a stark reminder of how fragile the thread between citizens and the wider world can be.

Iran's President Orders Internet Restoration After Nearly 90-Day Blackout

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