Iran protests escalated as demonstrators clashed with security forces in Tehran and Mashhad, with tear gas deployed amid nationwide strikes, reports say.

As the U.S. and Israel back Iranians' right to protest against their leaders, authorities in Tehran detain students and declare a sudden holiday.

Iran is once again witnessing major anti-government protests. The main reasons are a severe economic crisis and a rising cost of living. Meanwhile, questions are also being raised about whether Mossad

Iran launches three satellites with Russian assistance, showcasing deepening cooperation as they resist Western sanctions and international pressure.

JERUSALEM/DUBAI: In a message meant to provoke the Tehran regime, Israeli PM Benjamin Netan­yahu said on Sunday that his country stood in solidarity with the people of Iran, as protests over soaring inflation spread across several cities.

Iran’s supreme leader has addressed the ongoing protests, insisting that “rioters must be put in their place.”

Trump's explicit messages against Tehran coincide with the fall of Maduro in Venezuela and military operations in Nigeria, raising questions about US military resurgence and influence in the global world order.

Protesters and security forces have clashed in three Iranian cities, with six people reported killed, the first deaths since the cost-of-living demonstrations broke out. The protests began at the weekend in Tehran,

According to Tehran Province’s task force for optimized energy consumption management, all schools and universities, government