Near-week-long protests against Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei have taken a violent turn with the onset of the New Year, leaving several protesters and at least one member of the security forces dead,

Iran is once again witnessing scenes that its leadership knows all too well: shuttered bazaars, paralysed universities and people on the streets protests against the Khamenei regime. What began as anger over a collapsing currency and soaring prices has,

Iran’s prosecutor general has pledged a “decisive response” to protests that destabilize the Islamic Republic.

After Trump vows to “knock down” Iran and backs a possible Israeli strike, Khamenei adviser Ali Shamkhani warns that any attack will trigger an immediate, harsh response beyond expectations.

In a message issued Saturday to Islamic student associations in Europe, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei rejected Western claims that Iran’s nuclear program is at the heart of the dispute. He said the real conflict centers on resistance to what he described as an unjust international system and efforts to block Iran from reshaping the global order.

What began as a protest against the economic crisis in Iran has grown into an agitation, demanding a change in the regime and the ouster of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. These demonstrations,

Speculation is mounting about whether Iran's supreme leader has approved nuclear weapons development after June's conflict with Israel devastated its nuclear programme. US intelligence says no.View on

Protests against the regime of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei are raging across Iran. Fuelled by economic distress, protestors are calling for the clerical regime to step down and restoration of the Shah's monarchy.

Israel has reportedly secured free rein over Iranian skies, actively targeting and decimating the country’s military leadership and nuclear programme. The severity of the threat has been underscored by Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz, who stated ...

Iran is already facing heat after US and Israeli forces targeted its nuclear establishment, while the US continues its “maximum pressure” policy.