Protests persist at Iranian colleges and raise tensions as US military threat looms

The simmering tensions on campuses come as the Iranian government led by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei faces threats of military action by the United States over the country’s nuclear program.

Iranian regime pressures families of slain protesters to bury truth of crackdown

Amirhossein Saedi’s father had urged him to stay home. The protests sweeping Iran were growing more dangerous by the day, and the 19-year-old computer science student was still recovering from illness.

Iranian students renew anti-government protests in Tehran amid a US military buildup

Videos geolocated at universities in Tehran show students chanting "bi sharaf," or "disgraceful" in Parsi, as clashes erupted against supporters of the government. View on euronews

AP reporter speaks to Iranian doctors who say agents intimidated them and obstructed medical care

Iranian doctors say that during last month's deadly crackdown on nationwide protests, security agents swarmed hospitals in multiple cities, hunting for wounded protesters.

Full extent of horror within Iranian hospitals revealed after regime’s brutal crackdown on protesters

You had plainclothes agents bursting into the hospital, into the emergency ward with AK-47s on their shoulders, threatening staff and admitted patients,” one doctor said.

Tensions between son of Iran's last shah and Kurdish dissidents show cracks in Iranian opposition

Public tensions have surfaced between the exiled son of Iran’s last shah and a coalition of Kurdish Iran dissident groups in recent days. The frictions have highlighted cracks in the Iranian

An Iranian Network Is Ready to Act

Last month, an Iranian exile named Jaber Rajabi reached out to make a case for something between bombing Iran to oblivion and waiting for the regime to collapse.