Middle East scholar Olivier Roy argues that the Ayatollahs are winning the ongoing Iran war because the Tehran regime has the means to resist, predicting that Trump will eventually be forced to negotiate.

The popular TV channel Iran International is reportedly operating from London to undermine the regime in Tehran, playing a significant role in opposition media efforts.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe among more than 100 signatories to letter urging PM not to get drawn further into the conflict Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is among three of Iran’s former political prisoners…

Canadian police have initiated a murder investigation following the disappearance of an Iranian man known for his criticism of the Tehran regime, though his body has not yet been found.

Recent explosions in Liège and Amsterdam, along with fires in London and Antwerp, are being linked to a newly identified pro-Iran Islamist network called "the Virtuous," which is suspected of being connected to the Tehran regime.

The ongoing conflict with Iran is viewed as a critical factor determining the success or failure of Donald Trump's presidency, as the Tehran regime proves more resilient than Washington anticipated, presenting the American president with difficult choices.

Beijing's reaction to the death of Iran's leader highlights a cold and calculated approach, prioritizing regional stability and economic interests over the fate of the Tehran regime.

After a courageous gesture at the Asian Cup, Iran's women's national football team is under fire from the Tehran regime. State television declared them 'war traitors' for refusing to sing the national anthem before a match against South Korea, a charge that could carry the death penalty.

The prime minister’s cautious stance about helping the US against the Tehran regime mirrors that of the electorate Middle East crisis: live updates It was perhaps the most attention-grabbing moment…

Iran's internet connectivity flatlined at 1% after strikes on a Tehran regime compound, marking one of the world's rare wartime national blackouts according to global internet monitors.

Following the ascension of Mojtaba Khamenei as Iran's new supreme leader, the Tehran regime has reportedly threatened severe crackdowns on protesters, with some reports suggesting his involvement in suppressing protests even before taking office. He is anticipated to adopt an even more hostile stance towards the United States than his predecessor.

The chief military advisor to Iran's new leader has reiterated threats to destroy Israel, asserting on state television that only the Tehran regime can survive in the Middle East.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a message to the Iranian people, urging them once again to revolt against the Tehran regime and end tyranny.

Ursula von der Leyen hopes that the Tehran regime will now have a transition for the better. Also, two of the 13 Portuguese residents in Iran have already left the country.

The former White House national security advisor: 'The regular army and other institutions must take a stand against the Tehran regime'