Exiled Iranian crown prince says US strikes mark 'beginning of the very end' for regime
Exiled Iranian crown prince Reza Pahlavi claims recent U.S. strikes against Iran signal the imminent downfall of the regime, urging Iranians to reclaim their country.
"Let there be a cursed Islamic dictatorship": moods in Iran after the attacks - from panic to joy
In the aftermath of recent attacks in Iran, public sentiment has polarized, with some citizens expressing relief and even joy, believing that only a military intervention can topple the regime.
After the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei โ a new era in Iran: who can take power?
The death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei poses an existential threat to the Islamic regime in the country, marking a potential turning point in Iranian politics.
He kept Iran's revolution alive with an iron hand
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's leader since 1989, has maintained the Islamic Republic's strict governance for over 35 years, yet leaves behind a divided nation largely opposing his regime.
Iran: Khamenei's Death Does Not Necessarily Mean the End of the Regime
The article discusses the implications of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death for the future of the Islamic Republic of Iran, emphasizing that while it could signal change, significant challenges remain.
Who is Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei? The Figure Leading the Theocratic Regime for 37 Years
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has reportedly died due to bombings by the US and Israel, leading the country to announce a 40-day mourning period.
Son of the Shah: The regime will end up in the trash bin of history
Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran's overthrown Shah, celebrates the news of Ali Khamenei's death, predicting the end of the Islamic Republic.
Ross Harrison, expert on Iran: 'The Islamic Republic has been designed to withstand internal and external attacks, but can collapse'
Ross Harrison, a senior researcher at the Middle East Institute, discusses the resilience of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the implications of potential U.S. attacks as a means to incite regime change.
Iran: Ali Khamenei, the Guardian of the Ideological and Revolutionary Purity of the Iranian Regime, Has Died
Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader of Iran and a fundamental figure in the country's revolution, has passed away amid Israeli-American air strikes targeting Iranian regime leaders.
The Iranian regime's death struggle will take place without friends from the neighborhood
The Iranian regime, led by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, faces existential threats from the U.S. and Israel, focusing on its Islamic Revolution.
At least 85 dead in a school in Iran in an attack that the Islamic regime attributed to Israel
An attack attributed to Israel at a female elementary school in Hormozgan province, Iran, has resulted in at least 85 fatalities, amidst ongoing tensions with the United States.
Iran opposition leader calls U.S.-Israel strikes โhumanitarianโ
Reza Pahlavi, an Iranian opposition leader, described the U.S.-Israeli military strikes in Iran as a 'humanitarian intervention' aimed at supporting the Iranian people's struggle against the Islamic Republic regime.
Adam Zivo: Israelis hate the Islamic regime, but love Iranians
Many Israelis express affection for the Iranian people, seeing them as victims of the Islamic regime, despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Explosions reported in Abu Dhabi and Bahrain, where there are U.S. military bases
Explosions have been reported in Abu Dhabi and Bahrain, indicating possible retaliatory actions following recent attacks by the United States and Israel against an Islamic regime.
Exiled Iranian princess: Islamic regime 'has never been this close' to falling, people 'begging' Trump to help
Exiled Iranian Princess Noor Pahlavi calls for President Trump's intervention, claiming the regime in Iran is on the verge of collapse as citizens face violent oppression from their government.
Trump will not be able to overthrow the regime, says Iran's leader
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei stated that Donald Trump will not succeed in overthrowing the Islamic Republic, amid renewed tensions over nuclear negotiations with the U.S.
The Muslim Brotherhood in Syria.. A step backward or the solution?
The article examines the shifts in the Muslim Brotherhood's influence and the Islamic movement's role in the aftermath of the Syrian regime's downfall in 2024.
In a massive protest against the Iranian regime in Munich, the son of the last Shah called for an end to the Islamic Republic
A massive protest in Munich saw the son of the last Shah of Iran calling for an end to the Islamic Republic, with approximately 250,000 participants.
Pahlavi's son calls on Iranians for further protests
The son of the former Shah of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, has urged Iranians to continue their protests against the current regime in Iran.
Letters from Iran, February 2, 2026: "When you are Baha'i, being a citizen makes no sense"
This article highlights the plight of Baha'i individuals in Iran who face severe repression under the Islamic regime, as they share their experiences of suffering and alienation.
The day that changed Iran and the Middle East
Forty-six years after the Islamic Revolution, Iran faces a deep crisis of regime legitimacy marked by societal unrest and challenges to authority.
Iranian Reformist Politician Arrested...Islamic Regime Cuts off Support for President and Tightens Internal Control
The Iranian government has arrested at least seven reformist politicians, indicating an effort to isolate the moderate reformist president and tighten internal control within the regime.
Rejecting somber sadness... Dancing and clapping at the funeral of a 'protester victim' from Iran protests
At the funeral of a government protest victim in Iran, attendees are symbolically rejecting solemnity by dancing and clapping to lively music, showcasing their resistance against the Islamic regime.
Pop Music and Dances: How the Funerals of Iranian Protesters Became Celebrations Against the Regime
Funerals for Iranians killed in January protests have turned into lively celebrations with pop music and dancing, signaling a deliberate defiance against the Islamic regime.
Music and dancing signify defiance at celebratory funerals of Iranโs protesters
Iranians are holding lively funerals for protesters, featuring music and dancing, as a form of defiance against the ruling Islamic regime.
Terrorist attack on capital airport: ISIS claims large-scale attack in Niger
The Islamic State has put Niger's military regime under pressure with a spectacular attack, storming the country's main air force base amid fierce fighting lasting several hours.
Oscar-nominated screenwriter arrested in Iran
Mehdi Mahmoudian, a screenwriter for the Oscar-nominated Iranian film 'It Was Just An Accident', has been arrested in Tehran following his condemnation of the Islamic regime's treatment of protesters.
Islamic Republic of Iran Against USA: Waiting for War, Waiting for Overthrow
Amid rising tensions following an explosion in Bandar Abbas, many Iranians are hopeful for military action against the regime, while others remain uncertain about the outcome.
Son of former Iranian monarch calls for โtargeted interventionโ to hasten regimeโs collapse
Reza Pahlavi, son of Iran's last monarch, urges for targeted intervention to bring down the Islamic regime amidst ongoing protests and unrest in the country.
Victims of a slaughter: Iranian people have been rising up for decades against the Islamic regime
Aida Tavakoli, co-founder of We Are Iranian Students, discusses the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Iran and calls on the international community to confront the Islamic regime's human rights violations.
Return to Iran, fall of the regime... What to remember from the conference of Reza Pahlavi, son of the former Shah of Iran
Reza Pahlavi, son of the former Shah of Iran, stated that the Islamic regime will eventually fall due to popular protests and urged the international community to take action against the Revolutionary Guards to protect the Iranian people.
Situation in Iran: Taking the Mullahs Out of Action
The article discusses the Iranian Mullah regime's violent struggle against its own populace, highlighting the role of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist network recognized by the EU and Germany.
There Will Be No Winner in the Protests in Iran
Intensive protests in Iran have evolved in ways that differ significantly from previous crises, raising questions about the legitimacy of the regime and the potential consequences of its destabilization.
Unrest in Iran: The regime persists but is weakened
Despite widespread protests in Iran and years of external pressure, there are no signs of a rift within the security elite of the Islamic Republic that could topple one of the world's most resilient regimes.
The street is burning, the top remains loyal: why the Iranian regime is not collapsing
Despite nationwide protests in Iran and years of external pressure, there are still no signs of a split within the security elite of the Islamic Republic that could bring down one of the world's most resilient regimes, according to a Reuters analysis.
The Iranian regime survives despite protests. How?
Despite widespread protests in Iran and years of external pressure, there are no signs of a split within the security elite of the Islamic Republic that could dismantle one of the world's most resilient regimes.
Protests calling for regime change 'most existential threat to Islamic regime since 1979 revolution'
Protests in Iran are deemed the most significant threat to the Islamic regime since the 1979 revolution, as calls for regime change intensify.
"The Protesters Are Numerous but There Is a Lack of a Figure": Monarchists, Reformists, Minorities, Marxists... Who Are the Iranian Opponents?
The article analyzes the diverse groups opposing the Iranian regime, including monarchists, reformists, and Marxists, highlighting their inability to unify against the Islamic Republic amidst ongoing protests.
There is More than Just Hamas: The Italian Network that Helps the Ayatollahs
The article discusses the presence of pro-Hezbollah and Iranian Ayatollah supporters within Italian Islamic centers, particularly highlighting a network in Rome that showcases Hezbollah's flag despite the cruelty faced by the Iranian population under its regime.
The bipartisan motion of Italian parties on Iran
Italian political parties are united in condemning the Islamic regime in Iran, with a bipartisan resolution set to be voted on in the Senate to censure the Iranian government.
With thousands dead, the Iranian regime will survive the protests, but it will not be the same
Iran is currently facing destabilizing protests, initially sparked by economic issues, that threaten the future of the Islamic Republic.
An activist changes the flag of the Islamic Republic of Iran at the Madrid embassy to the one before the 1979 revolution
An activist replaced the Islamic Republic of Iran's flag at the Iranian embassy in Madrid with the pre-revolution flag from 1979 as a protest against the regime's repression, following a call from Reza Pahlavi.
Killed in Iran Yasin Mirzaei, student from the University of Messina: his colleagues take to the streets
Students from Messina protested in memory of Yasin Mirzaei, an Iranian student killed during protests against the Islamic regime in Iran.
Commentary: Trump warned the ayatollahs. Is he preparing to erase 46 years of American disgrace?
The article discusses the current precarious situation in Iran, marked by government protests and potential regime change 47 years after the Islamic revolution, amidst economic turmoil and a nuclear program.
The Kremlin is closely watching developments in Iran, fearing the loss of an ally and a similar scenario
Moscow is anxiously monitoring the situation in Iran as the regime faces its most significant existential crisis since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, fearing a loss of influence in the Middle East and a critical ally in its war against Ukraine.
"The Islamic Republic is in the weakest position in its 47-year history"
Protests against the Iranian regime have continued for over two weeks despite internet shutdowns and shooting orders, with expert Holly Dagres explaining the unprecedented fragility of the system.
Current Lexicon: Peacock Throne
The Peacock Throne has always sparked the imagination, with German tabloids celebrating Iranian Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and his wife Soraya, who had a German mother, despite the Shah's regime being riddled with corruption and extravagance, ultimately leading to his exile following the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Iran regime faces 'beginning of the end' as exiled crown prince sees 'golden opportunity'
Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi declared a critical moment for Iran, stating that the current unrest signifies the impending collapse of the Islamic regime and a chance to decisively end it.
Iran protests spark regime survival question as exiled dissident says it feels like a โrevolutionโ
As protests escalate in Iran, with reports of thousands killed, analysts are questioning whether the Islamic Republic faces its most significant threat since the 1979 revolution or whether it retains enough power to endure.
Mass protests in Iran: The only thing this regime has left is violence
This article discusses the impact of internet and communication blockages on protests in Iran and questions whether the Islamic Republic will ultimately fall amid ongoing unrest.