A correspondent in Iran

The prospect of more sanctions and increased international pressure following Trump's re-election weighs heavily on ordinary Iranians and experts.

As Israel expands war into Lebanon, politicians in Tehran argue that acquiring a nuclear bomb is their last chance to achieve deterrence against Tel Aviv.

The odds of Iran directly entering the fray is very low or zero, according to Iranian commentators of differing ideologies and political positions.

The relocation of Iranian Kurdish opposition groups in Iraq is a victory for Tehran, as officials from both countries work to strengthen security cooperation.

While campaigns against capital punishment persist outside Iran's prisons, political prisoners organised a hunger strike every Tuesday.

Two pressing questions linger for millions of Iranians: What will happen next, and why has Iran not retaliated yet?

In Iran's political landscape, the Tehran mayor, appointed by the city council, wields power equivalent to that of a minister.

Hamas political arm leader Ismail Haniyeh’s assassination in Tehran sparks criticism of Iran's intelligence major failures.

The crackdown on women participating in Ashura religious ceremony underscores increasing restrictions on freedoms amid shifting political dynamics in Iran.

Eighty politicians registered for this election, but the country's Guardian Council approved only six of them to run.