The Latest Breaking News from Tehran

The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has said that his country’s campaign in Iran “could certainly” lead to regime change. In an interview with Fox News on June 15, he called the government in Tehran “very weak” and added that, given the opportunity, “80% of the [Iranian] people would throw…

President still mulling joining Israeli assault against Tehran to stop its nuclear program

Costs of war and damage done since Friday will be expensive for both Israel and Iran.

Much of the focus on Iran’s nuclear program has been on Tehran’s enrichment of uranium

Mohammad Hassan anxiously returned to Pakistan from neighbouring Iran this week after witnessing drones, missiles, and explosions tear through Tehran's sky during what he called long, "horrifying nights".

Israel attacked Iran's Arak heavy water reactor, causing no civilian damage. The strikes targeted major nuclear sites and killed 14 Iranian scientists.

Netanyahu has openly called for the Supreme Leader to be overthrown, but Iran’s opposition remains fragmented

President still weighing U.S. intervention in Middle East in hope Tehran will back down

In a powerful message posted on Instagram, the Iranian filmmaker appealed for an end to the conflict between his country and Israel. While urging for an international trial against the Jewish state, Panahi also called for the fall of the Tehran regime.