Iranian Regime Network
Making the Fall of the Regime an Inevitability That Even Khamenei Cannot Deny Is a Difficult Task
The Islamic Republic Uses Communication Blackouts When Its Control Slips, but It Signals the Regime Is Bracing for Confrontation
Returning to Iran Will Be Fraught, as When Saddam Fell and a Mob Hacked Shi’ite Cleric Abdul Majid Al-Khoei to Death
Eyewitness Accounts and Videos Showed Police Standing Aside and Not Intervening in Protests in Several Locations
Trump’s Show of Resolve in Venezuela Should Make Khamenei Reticent to Push His Luck Too Far with Violence Against Iran’s Protesters
If Arab and Afghan Proxies Act with the Brutality They Showed in 2019, Iranian Security Forces Will Further Turn on the Regime
The Islamic Republic’s Cruelty and Commitment to Staying in Power Against Defenseless Iranians Make Foreign Assistance Necessary
If Investigation Confirms Iranian Involvement in the Bondi Massacre, Canberra Must Sever Diplomatic Relations with Tehran
Tickets Are Hard to Get, but Those Who Cannot Attend Still Could Appear Outside the Stadium, Carrying the ‘Lion and the Sun’ Flag
Iran’s Supreme Leader Played to an Audience Within the Regime, Having Given up on ‘The People’ and Fearing Another Revolt
Vahid Abedini, an Iranian National and Assistant Professor of Iranian Studies, Called Israel ‘The First-Degree Enemy’ of Islamists and Arabs
Ali Ansari, Accused of ‘Ponzi Schemes’ in Iran, Amassed Real Estate in London
It Is Obvious to the Iranian People, Including Regime Backers, That the Current Structure Is Unsustainable
Iran’s Nuclear Decisions No Longer Determine Its Fate Alone—Its Regional Policies Have Become Equally Perilous
Cyber Leaks Reveal Surveillance and Intimidation of Outspoken Dissident
A Middle East Forum Report | Based on Information Gathered by the Middle East Forum, 2018-2024
Social Media Campaigns Urged People to Attend the Concert and Seize the Chance to Chant Anti-Government Slogans
Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei Has Until the End of September to Decide Whether to Accept Western Conditions or Face U.N. Sanctions
If the Crown Prince Is Serious About Leading a Revolution in Iran, He Should Repair His Image as a Divisive Figure