Iranian universities have long been places of reform and political imagination – as well as targets of censorship and repression.

Iran is complex. But a Rutgers professor says there is a clear solution to the U.S. avoiding war and promoting democracy.

Iran also faces much greater threats from outside. The “ axis of resistance ,” a network of allies and proxy militias that once deterred attacks, has collapsed in Lebanon and Syria. President Trump, who bombed Iran’s nuclear sites along with Israel last summer, is threatening more military strikes.

While Iran’s current protest movement was sparked by economic collapse, its momentum has revealed ideological disagreements within the dynamics of diaspora politics.

Three former Iran political prisoners share harrowing accounts of detention abuse, warning the world about escalating violence during current uprising.

Iran's protests have sparked international concern, revealing complex narratives of human rights violations, foreign interference, and historical context. This article explores the implications of these protests and the responsibilities of both the Iranian government and external powers.

Iran’s political establishment has for decades defined itself through permanent confrontation on multiple fronts: with Israel, the U.S., and what it sees as global imperialism. This posture has reshaped domestic life by subordinating the economy, governance, and social stability to ideological resistance.

Iran's ethnic minorities, comprising nearly 50% of the population, could prove decisive in ongoing anti-regime protests as Kurdish groups lead resistance.

The Trump loyalist said she denied the outlet access to a transmitter because it had failed to “align their message” with Trump’s foreign policy.