Many Iranians express relief over an agreement to end the war, though dissent against the deal is growing within the country. Despite the opposition, the Iranian regime is expected to have the final say on the agreement.

Ενα βήμα μακριά από την επίτευξη συμφωνίας για τον τερματισμό του πολέμου στον Κόλπο: Αυτό υποστηρίζει ο Αμερικανός πρόεδρος Ντόναλντ Τραμπ. Τι «δώρο» θα κάνουν οι Ιρανοί στον Τραμπ για τα γενέθλιά…

Iranians are experiencing a mix of fear and relief, hoping for an end to the war while also worrying about the country's economy collapsing if the conflict continues.

Iranian football fans residing in Los Angeles explain their desire to wave Iran's pre-1979 Islamic revolution flag at the World Cup, rejecting the flag on their team's shirt.

The European Union has added two Iranian individuals and the naval command of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps to its sanctions list. This move targets specific entities within Iran.

An exiled activist, Fereidoon Bashar, is working to help Iranians circumvent internet bans, drawing parallels to the spread of forbidden Western music during communism in Czechoslovakia.

Tehran's long-stagnant housing market has experienced an unexpected revival, with property prices picking up as Iranians increasingly seek refuge from rampant inflation by investing in real estate rather than gold.

The Trump administration has reportedly bypassed Tehran's isolation campaign to establish direct communication with the Iranian people.

An author experienced the Eid al-Adha festival in Turkey as Iran's internet ban was lifted, leading to immediate sharing of stories from the past months among Iranians.

A liveblog details ongoing developments in the Middle East, including President Trump's statements on continuous talks with Iran, reports of Israeli shelling from Lebanon, and the sentencing of Iranians to ten years in prison for videos of bazaar protests.

Some Iranians who hoped foreign intervention would unseat the regime now face a broken economy and an emboldened government, as the US-Israel war has damaged livelihoods and strengthened those in power.

After a three-month blackout, Iran has gradually regained partial internet access. The Intelligence Ministry has issued a warning to Iranians against collaborating with foreign media, accusing them of espionage.

Mojtaba Khamenei, a prominent Iranian leader, delivered a rare message to Iranians, praising national unity following recent US-Israeli attacks and calling for renewal and political stability.

Following the partial lifting of internet restrictions in Iran, widespread anger among the population has been revealed, primarily directed at soaring food prices and shortages.

After months of internet blackouts, Iranians are re-emerging online, expressing a mix of skepticism and defiance. Their renewed online presence reflects ongoing societal sentiments following the period of restricted access.

Thousands of Iranians are traveling to Saudi Arabia for a pilgrimage, a journey made tense by ongoing regional conflicts.

A new study reveals that Iranians without internet access are suffering from isolation and depression, with many interviewees expressing a desire to leave the country due to the internet ban and wider crackdowns on personal freedom.

Iran's President has warned citizens to expect further wartime austerity measures and urged them to 'change behaviour' in response to ongoing economic pressures.

Iranian analysts and columnists assert that Iran is winning against US pressure, believing China will not compromise its ties with Tehran to aid the Trump administration. They emphasize that Iranians are not going to surrender to external pressures.

An Iranian activist describes living in constant fear of regime repression and war, stating that state violence and conflict have deepened the mental health crisis in the country.

Ayatollah Khatami declared that honorable and dignified negotiations are the main demand of the Iranian people. This statement underscores Iran's conditions for engaging in future diplomatic discussions.

Pakistan has requested Singapore's assistance in repatriating its nationals and Iranians who are aboard vessels seized by the United States. The move aims to secure the return of the detained individuals.

Amid speculation over Mojtaba Khamenei’s condition, an Iran expert suggests that opposition efforts should collaborate with Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi to mobilize Iranians.

Η εύθραυστη εκεχειρία στη Μέση Ανατολή κινδύνεψε την Τρίτη, αφού οι ΗΠΑ και το Ιράν εξαπέλυσαν νέες επιθέσεις, καθώς ανταγωνίζονταν για τον έλεγχο των Στενών του Ορμούζ.

Ordinary Iranians express concerns that the current regime has become more entrenched and is preparing for revenge, leading to fears of increased repression by authorities once the ongoing conflict concludes.

The Iranian embassy in Bern is reportedly calling on Iranians to sacrifice themselves for their homeland, as part of a worldwide campaign that has raised fears of attacks in some countries.

Iranians are facing a dramatic surge in prices and mass layoffs, as ongoing conflict further cripples the already struggling economy of the Islamic Republic.

Iran's parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has called on Iranians to unify, stating that a US blockade aims to 'make us collapse from within'. This comes amidst ongoing tensions and prior assassinations of top leaders.

Hundreds of Iranians rallied in Tehran to demand an end to US threats and the ongoing blockade of Iranian ports.

An interview with the director of the Iranian dark comedy 'Divina Comédia' explores how humans struggle and what Iranians want, focusing on a filmmaker unable to screen his own movie.

Ali Vaez, Director of the Iran Project at the International Crisis Group, provides an analysis of the evolving strategic landscape between Iran and the US following recent military and economic conflict, suggesting Iranians believe they have the upper hand.

An analysis reveals how Iran has changed, and in some ways remained the same, after two months of war, with common Iranians facing job losses and shortages while key institutions and hardliners maintain their strength.

THEY came, they talked and they left, only to return within a day. That was true of the Iranians but not the Americans who were to fly in from DC but last-minute changes to their plans meant they…

Iran has been under an internet blockade for 60 days since the start of the war, with access to platforms like Whatsapp, Instagram, and Google restricted, leading many Iranians to fear the shutdown could become permanent.

Six ordinary Iranians in Tehran share how the ongoing US-Israel conflict has transformed their feelings towards the Iranian regime and their country's future, as reported by The Guardian.

This article explores how ordinary Iranians are navigating and coping with the daily realities and psychological toll of ongoing conflict, with many expressing a sense that 'nothing feels normal anymore'.

Iranian musicians are performing on city streets and venturing to sites devastated by US-Israeli attacks, bringing music to affected areas.

The situation at the Strait of Hormuz is described as neither war nor peace, with observers suggesting it cannot continue. Iranians are unlikely to make the concessions demanded by Trump, potentially

Tehran's embassy in Canberra is promoting a recruitment drive for volunteers to aid the war effort, a message shared on its Telegram account that has sparked alarm among Iranian diaspora groups in Australia, with some calling for the embassy's closure.

Many Iranians have been living with unstable internet access since the war began, making contact with family abroad difficult and threatening their livelihoods, with some describing it as being "imprisoned underground."

A potential conflict involving Iran is raising concerns about its far-reaching global impacts, including disruptions to supply chains and increased costs. The UN has warned that such a conflict could also severely disrupt food aid for the world's hungriest populations.

Life in Iran has been made difficult over the past two months by the clerical regime's digital shutdown and zealous surveillance, according to an inhabitant of the Iranian capital interviewed by Politiken.

A Slovenian sailor described a dramatic passage through the Strait of Hormuz, where his crew reportedly ignored orders from Iranian forces. He recounted hiding in the safest part of the ship after rec

Reports from Tehran indicate that many Iranians do not expect a recent truce concerning tensions in the Strait of Hormuz to last, reflecting ongoing regional instability.

Le cessez-le-feu entre l’Iran et les États-Unis reste en vigueur mais fragilisé par les tensions autour du détroit d’Ormuz. ...

Iranians share their feelings of exhaustion and uncertainty regarding their future, as they find themselves caught in a conflict between forces seemingly indifferent to their well-being.

Residents in Iran have broken an internet blackout to share their experiences of daily life under surveillance, a brutal crackdown, ongoing conflict, and economic crisis, 50 days into the internet restrictions.

Despite discussions of war and ceasefire, repression and economic crisis continue to be major preoccupations for Iranians, suggesting these issues will persist even if peace is achieved.

BBC dopsinica Lis Duset javlja se iz Irana u trenutku kada se pojačavaju diplomatski napori da se spreči ponovno izbijanje rata.

The BBC's chief international correspondent reports from Iran on the intensifying diplomatic efforts to prevent a return to war, as Iranians express skepticism about the possibility of a deal with the US.

NGOs report that four additional Iranians, including a woman, have been sentenced to death in connection with recent protests in the country.

Despite ongoing conflict, Iranians are highlighting the Iran Mall in Tehran, a massive shopping complex spanning nearly 1.4 million square meters and recognized as one of the world's largest.

Reza Pahlavi is reportedly facing difficulties in uniting exiled Iranians as he seeks a leadership role in a new Iran. He is scheduled to speak in the Swedish parliament.

Iran's national football team manager and a prominent striker have publicly committed to playing for all Iranians, despite ongoing protests in the country.

Iranians are experiencing a state of confusion and exhaustion as the country's economy and its citizens are squeezed between ongoing conflicts and escalating domestic crises, including soaring prices.

Iran's World Cup captain has shared a story about his own encounter with an armed group in Mexico, revealing that he's heard Mexican cartels have a fondness for Iranians.

The Trump administration is reportedly planning to deport a number of Iranian and other migrants to the Central African Republic, a country plagued by chronic instability, violence, and poverty.

Authorities in Iran are attempting to ease consumer pressure through food vouchers and minimum wage increases, but residents report ongoing difficulties in affording basic necessities as war drives prices up.

An analysis by Christian Milord via The Epoch Times outlines five potential future scenarios for Iran in a post-conflict environment. These visions represent various paths Iranians could pursue as hostilities subside.

Iranians describe attacks on Israel as part of military approach prioritising 'taking initiative and offensive power'.

US President Trump described Iranians as 'nuts' and 'crazy people' while defending his firm stance against Tehran acquiring nuclear weapons, warning of a global catastrophe and asserting US action to prevent it.

The Tehran Times published two opinion pieces, "Why Iranians stand with the Islamic Republic of Iran" and "No Dogs, No Americans," expressing support for the Islamic Republic of Iran. These articles reflect the newspaper's editorial stance.

Iranians have expressed wartime defiance during a Shia festival, amidst ongoing regional tensions.

Months after the deadly crackdown on anti-regime protests in December 2025-January 2026, Iranians continue to search for missing protesters, despite intensified repression amid the US-Israel war on Iran.

Iranians are publicly expressing their opinions and concerns regarding the possibility of a deal between former US President Trump and the current Iranian regime.

The ongoing uncertainty surrounding a potential nuclear deal with the US is reportedly causing distress among Iranians, with concerns that providing funds to the regime would be a betrayal of those who protested in the streets.

A school massacre in Minab, Iran, resulted in 156 deaths, including over 100 children, in what preliminary investigations suggest was the deadliest attack of the war against Iran, blamed on US missiles.

Iranians are reportedly locating US military bases in the Middle East by exploiting internet advertisements where American soldiers inadvertently reveal their locations. This method highlights a potential security vulnerability for US forces.

Iran has executed Gholamreza Khani Shakarab, accusing him of being a key agent for Israel's external intelligence service, Mossad, and recruiting Iranians for actions against national security.

Iranians have started to regain internet access after authorities ended a monthslong shutdown, though users report slow and spotty service in some areas, with apps like YouTube and Instagram heavily restricted.

Iranians are experiencing escalating prices for meat and other basic necessities due to the US blockade and sanctions, prompting the government to sell subsidized meat for Eid al-Adha.

The ongoing crisis in Iran is driving many people to seek employment opportunities in Turkey, hoping to earn a living.

Iranian artist Soli Kiani discusses her provocative art, including a 2018 photo of a naked female body holding a burqa, an act that would have been impossible in her home country years prior. She states her art is not for Iranians, as they already understand the context.

A Middle East expert states that Iranians did not anticipate the situation in the Gulf to escalate to such an extent, describing attacks on Dubai as Tehran's biggest mistake, despite the Iranian regime's confident stance.

A Lego video from Iran conveys a message of affection for the American people, distinct from their leaders, as young Iranians seek to connect with Americans.

Three Iranians who fled to Finland recount how hopes for the nation uniting and overthrowing clerical rule in Iran, which were high earlier this year, ultimately collapsed.

Iranians are reportedly struggling to survive after facing a near-total internet blackout for over 70 consecutive days, which has cost the country's economy an estimated $250 million USD daily.

Iran's Araghchi sent a fresh warning to the US, stating Tehran's missile inventory is at 120%, as Iran reviews a US-backed proposal for nuclear enrichment pause, sanctions relief, and talks on the Strait of Hormuz.

As Iran's internet outage extends to nearly 70 days, growing desperation has led some Iranians to use VPNs and Starlink, while global protests are being planned.

Bushra Shaikh has stated that Western media dehumanizes Iranians, contrasting this portrayal with the reality of their resilience.

Stjórnvöld í Bretlandi og Sádi Arabíu hvetja Írana og Bandaríkjamenn til að gæta stillingar og finna aðrar leiðir en vopnaviðskipti til að ljúka stríðinu.

Ordinary Iranians are reportedly concerned about potential increased repression by authorities once the current conflict concludes, fearing the regime may become more entrenched and seek revenge.

Families of individuals executed or forcibly disappeared in Iran have spoken to The Jerusalem Post, detailing the Islamic regime's brutal oppression and calling for international attention to their plight.

Iranians are bracing for a new wave of price increases and layoffs as the conflict between the US and Israel pushes the Islamic Republic's already strained economy into a deeper crisis, with annual inflation exceeding 40%.

Iranians are experiencing severe economic pain as the country's economy faces a significant downturn, described as a "death spiral."

Britain has summoned Iran’s ambassador after Iran’s embassy in London posted a social media message inviting Iranians living in the U.K. to register for a ‘Sacrifice for the Homeland’ campaign.

Iranian snooker player Hossein Vafaei stated he is fighting for his people and hopes to bring joy to Iranians after advancing to the quarterfinals of the World Championship in Sheffield.

The Iranian Embassy in London has issued a statement calling on Iranians living in Britain to register for an official 'life sacrifice' program, raising concerns about...

A report from Tehran describes life as precarious for Iranians, who are grappling with an economic crisis and a reign of terror imposed by a radicalized yet fragile Islamic Republic.

Ordinary Iranians are struggling to cope with the daily realities and psychological toll of the ongoing conflict, with many expressing a sense that 'nothing feels normal anymore'.

Two Croatian sailors aboard a ship seized by Iranians have been reported to be doing well, according to their union. This update provides reassurance regarding their condition after the vessel was boarded.

Iranians are facing a potentially more critical scenario than what was seen under previous cycles of sanctions

Due to severe internet restrictions within Iran, some Iranians are traveling across the border to Turkey solely to access the global internet for activities like video calls before returning home.

A survey indicates that Iranians are demonstrating stable social endurance despite the ongoing US-Israeli conflict.

An editorial from The Guardian discusses the profound human and economic costs of the ongoing conflict involving Iran, the US, and Israel. It notes growing international concern as a fragile two-week ceasefire approaches its deadline, with over 3,300 Iranians, including children, reportedly killed.

An opinion piece reflects on decades of Iranian opposition to war and Western intervention, acknowledging widespread concern among Iranians about civilian suffering and state violence against protesters.

A 'Caravan of Support' demonstrates Turkish solidarity with the people of Iran.

Finnish MEP Sebastian Tynkkynen defended his social media post using a derogatory term for Iranians, stating that diplomacy with them is fruitless.

Reports indicate that millions of Iranians have voluntarily signed up for military service.

As a fragile ceasefire holds, diplomatic efforts are intensifying in Iran to secure a potential deal with the US and prevent a return to war, according to reports from the BBC's chief international correspondent.

The US Navy has initiated mine-clearing operations in the Strait of Hormuz, targeting mines reportedly laid by Iranians, a move reminiscent of its role during the 'Tanker War' of the Iran-Iraq War.

Iranian authorities launched a full internet blackout during protests in January and the brutal repression that ended them.

An opinion piece explores the paradox of increasing support for Israel among many Iranians, even as the Islamic regime continues to portray Israel as an enemy and despite recent regional conflicts.

The Israeli High Court has released the names of two brothers who were indicted last month for allegedly transferring mostly false, AI-generated information to Iranians in exchange for tens of thousands of shekels.

After more than a hundred days of conflict, Iranians are longing for an end to the attacks, though it remains uncertain how a looming declaration of intent between Iran and the USA will achieve this.

North Korea is experiencing an unexpected economic surge, while Iranians face significant uncertainty and struggle to cope amidst ongoing US sanctions. These contrasting situations highlight the diverse economic challenges and developments in different regions.

A report explores American public opinion regarding US intervention in conflicts abroad, noting that while many Iranians may be unhappy with their government, this does not necessarily translate to support for American or Israeli military strikes.

A BBC report captures the thoughts and anxieties of Iranians regarding the outcome and termination of the ongoing conflict, with many expressing a desire for the war to end.

An imploding economy, coupled with war deaths, is causing widespread hopelessness among Iranians, affecting both pro- and anti-government factions and leading to palpable disappointment for those who desired regime change.

Iranians across the country have held a magnificent celebration for Ghadir, a significant religious event in the Islamic calendar.

The State Department has released a new video directly addressing ordinary Iranians, bypassing their government, to communicate that their leadership prioritizes confrontation over opportunity.

Testimonies from Iranian citizens, including writer Hamid Asefi, reveal accounts of brutal arrests, torture, and starvation within Iranian prisons at the hands of secret service agents.

Annual inflation in Iran reached a level not seen since World War II in May, highlighting the significant economic hardship faced by ordinary Iranians.

While international attention focuses on negotiations with Washington and Iranians experience very restricted web access, the Iranian regime is intensifying its grip and abuses against dissidents.

Members of the Iranian diaspora in Iraq, encompassing Sunni Muslim Kurds in the north and Shiite Persians in the south, exhibit the same deep divisions over the ongoing conflict as Iranians within their home country.

Milanese prosecutors are investigating two Iranian individuals suspected of threatening their compatriots living in exile, a case that highlights the Iranian regime's pressure on dissidents in Europe.

After almost three months of being cut off from the world, internet access was partially restored in Iran starting on Tuesday. While some rejoice at finally being reconnected and able to check in on their loved ones, many complain about the persistent slowness in connectivity and doubt a complete restoration will happen any time soon.

After 88 days of digital isolation, the partial return of internet access in Iran has brought many Iranians face-to-face with their losses, as limited connectivity hinders normal work and communication for artists, students, professors, and activists.

The Media Line's 'Facing the Middle East' program examined Iran’s efforts to reach Iranians abroad while tightening its grip on dissent at home, including an exclusive report on sexual abuse and repression, and discussed regional war risks.

Iranians are back online after a monthslong internet shutdown, but they continue to face heavy restrictions on access. The government's control over internet usage remains significant.

Despite announcements of lifting internet blocks, reports indicate that Iran's internet access remains heavily restricted, with a 'digital iron curtain' preventing a return to a free internet. This follows 2100 hours of digital blackout, suggesting a continued lack of open internet access for Iranians.

Iranians participating in the Haj pilgrimage in Makkah are reportedly finding peace and safety, offering a welcome relief after weeks of devastating war back home in Iran.

Survivors in Iran describe scenes of mutilated bodies, collapsed buildings, and families trapped under rubble following US and Israeli attacks, with one testimony recalling collecting '20 pieces of flesh'.

Iran is reportedly offering public tutorials on state TV and in marketplaces to teach civilians how to shoot. This initiative comes amid stalled peace talks and ongoing threats, as Iranians prepare for a potential US ground invasion.

Residents in Iran, particularly in Tehran, are reportedly anxious as the threat of a potential resumption of war looms over the country.

A new and deeply relevant book about 'brave Iranians' has been released, with its plot driven by a real-life incident. The book aims to shed light on the experiences of these individuals.

Both Americans and Iranians are celebrating themselves as victors, but for both sides, the ongoing conflict is a test of endurance, raising questions about who will give up first.

Amnesty International reports that Iranian authorities are targeting users of Starlink satellite internet, with activists taking immense risks to provide information amidst a 70-day internet blackout affecting 90 million Iranians.

An internet blackout has destroyed the livelihoods of millions of Iranians, causing the country's economy to plummet to historic lows, according to an Iranian expert.

An analysis examines the various impacts and consequences of two months of ongoing conflict on the Iranian population.

Iran is facing severe economic consequences, including millions of job losses and a substantial financial burden, attributed to ongoing US economic pressure and sanctions. The estimated cost of these actions ranges from billions to trillions of dollars.

Cafes and coffee shops in Iran offer residents affordable spaces to discuss their hopes, fears, and the cost of living, providing company during uncertain times.

After months of upheaval, many Iranians are attempting to continue with their lives while quietly dealing with grief, economic stress, and a pervasive loss of hope.

Residents in Tehran are experiencing a fragile truce and significant economic uncertainty, living in a state described as "no war, no peace."

Iranians are “serious about getting themselves out of the mess that they’re in,”said Secretary of State Marco Rubio

A ceasefire between Iran and the US has been extended, but for many people in Iran, little has changed, with mistrust and anxieties about the future remaining prevalent. The article describes it as a short pause amidst ongoing uncertainty.

Iran's leadership, including the president, parliament speaker, and judiciary head, issued a joint message responding to Trump's attempts to 'sow discord,' stating there are no divisions in Iran and that 'we are all Iranians and revolutionaries'.

The American naval blockade, aimed at pressuring the Tehran regime, is severely affecting ordinary Iranians, leading to inflation and widespread fear.

Iranians across the country are reporting significant economic pain, a struggle that affects citizens regardless of their individual stance on the ongoing conflict. The widespread hardship is a common experience for many.

Are the Iranians threatening to cut underwater cables below Hormuz? Why is it important?

Residents in Tehran are attempting to enjoy a period of ceasefire, with underlying concerns about its potential duration and stability.

A forensic body reported that more than 3,300 Iranians have been martyred in what it describes as a US-Israeli war of aggression.

Iranians are reportedly anticipating no relief or respite under the current military rule, suggesting ongoing internal challenges and public sentiment.

Despite efforts to restore normal life, Iranians are experiencing a shattered economy and widespread fear of a new government clampdown following destructive airstrikes, with little expectation of respite.

Iranians express fear amid ongoing US and Israeli bombing and a crackdown on protesters. The conflict is also impacting global grain markets and Japan's tourism industry due to increased travel costs.

Irano vadovybė, vėl uždariusi visam pasauliui svarbų vandens kelią, pakartojo savo reikalavimą – laivai privalo mokėti už plaukimą per Hormuzo sąsiaurį.

House sales in Türkiye saw a 2.1% year-over-year decline in March, with data indicating that Iranians were the second-largest group of foreign homebuyers.

BBC's chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet reported from Tehran that Iranians are unsure if a ceasefire will hold, describing life in the city as 'on pause.'

Diplomatic efforts are underway in Iran to secure a potential deal with the US and prevent a return to conflict, as the country operates under a fragile ceasefire.

A Dubai official has issued assurances that Iranians in the emirate are safe and continue to actively participate in the local economy, dispelling any concerns.

Iranians are enduring a 45-day internet blackout, which is severely impacting businesses and drawing criticism over state hypocrisy regarding internet usage.

President Trump is trying to choke off the country’s lifeline with a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. But the Iranians are betting that his tolerance for political pain is limited.