Islamic revolution
Trump and Iran’s three-headed dragon - opinion
The problem is that Iran is not governed by one power center. It is a three-headed dragon. One head wears a religious turban, one carries a military weapon, and one wears a political suit.
Donald Trump: Finish the job - opinion
Burial prices in Iran skyrocket by up to 50% after Tehran council approves new tariff - report
Trump must consider terms for Iranian people in potential deal, expert warns - interview
Iranian IRGC Navy says it monitors US signals in Gulf
Admiral Alireza Tangsiri, commander of the IRGC navy, visited Farvar, Siri and Bumousi islands among other places recently.
US Islamic scholar calls on followers to rise up against 'tyrant' America
"You are seeing what a police state is like. You have to demand your rights from that tyrant," he said.
Iran’s Islamic 'revolution has no borders,’ says Torkilmaz
The US government has declared Iran's regime to be the worst state-sponsor of terrorism.
What the Iranian regime really wants – and what the West refuses to see
The original goals of the Islamic Revolution of 1979 were clearly stated at the time– the destruction of Western-style democracy and its way of life and the imposition of Shi’ite Islam on the west.
Adviser to Iran’s Khamenei is looking to 'raze Tel Aviv to the ground'
In a recent interview, Mohsen Rezaei said that Iran would use any US activity as a pretext to attack Israel.
Inside Iran’s push to get Hezbollah to take a role in Iraq
Why is Hezbollah the go-to, with thousands of fighters and support base barely in the hundreds of thousands, when Iraqi Shi’ites number in the millions?
Iranians mark Islamic Revolution anniversary amid US tensions
Iran almost got into a full-blown conflict with the United States last month after a US drone strike killed top Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani in Baghdad on January 3.
German president mistakenly congratulates Iran's regime for its revolution
The office of German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier announced it would not send the Iranian regime a congratulatory email on the anniversary of the revolution - then accidentally sent it anyway.
Iran uses criminal inmates to torment political prisoners - Report
"Whenever the intelligence agents want to pressure political prisoners, they use criminal inmates for the purpose, leaving no tracks of their involvement," dissident Alireza Golipour told Radio Farda
What was Iran thinking trying to seize British tanker?
Why would the IRGC, which is already designated a terrorist organization, launch a brazen attack when a British warship was nearby.
