Amid nationwide protests in Iran, US President Donald Trump warned Tehran of harsh consequences if more protesters are killed. Protests over economic collapse and inflation have spread nationwide, with regime-change chants growing as tensions rise between Iran and the US.

'If they start killing people...': Trump warns Khamenei of strike as Iran protest enters second week

At least four people were killed in western Iran on Saturday in clashes between protesters and security forces, two rights groups said, accusing Revolutionary Guards of opening fire on demonstrators.


Iran Unrest: Protests in Western Iran: 4 Killed, 30 Wounded

Nearly 3,000 Indian medical students, many pursuing MBBS programmes, are enrolled across Iranian universities, with around 2,000 from the Kashmir Valley alone.

Iran Protest: Indian students appeal for government support

Tensions rise in Iran as the country’s Foreign Minister strongly denounces former U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat of intervention amid ongoing domestic unrest. Iranian officials warn that any external interference could escalate the situation, while protests continue across the country.

Iran Protests: Iran Writes To UNSC After Trump's Threat Of Intervention, Warns US Of Escalation

This comes after a member of the Iranian paramilitary force was killed during the demonstrations in the western part of the country as protests spread across more than two dozen cities.

‘Must be put in their place’: Khamenei warns rioters, says protesters’ demands ‘completely fair’

At the heart of the turmoil is Iran’s complex power structure, where unelected religious and military bodies wield decisive authority alongside elected institutions. Here is a guide to who really holds power in Tehran and how the system functions.

Iran protests: Who controls Tehran? Supreme Leader, President, IRGC and the Islamic Republic’s power web explained

The IRGC include ground forces based across Iran’s 31 provinces, the Basij paramilitary force, naval force which is separate from the naval branch of Iran’s regular military, a separate air force and a cyber command.

Iran protest: Basij militia, the 'eyes and ears of the regime', faces attacks. All about its history, role and power

Several people have been killed in widespread protests across Iran over economic hardships, falling currency and rising prices, Iranian media and rights groups report. Clashes between demonstrators and security forces, including the Basij, have left several dead and injured. Authorities plan dialogue with unions and merchants while the rial loses about half its value in 2025.


Iran Protests: Massive Street Protests Spread to 32 Cities Across Iran, 7 Killed

Protests in Iran have entered the sixth day, and tensions are rising. Crowds continue to swell, louder and more defiant. The violence has now claimed lives, including a 21-year-old from the Basij, a paramilitary force tied to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards. Will the Iranian government manage to quell these protests? Or is this the start of something more? 

Iran's Cost-Of-Living Crisis Deepens: Unrest Spills Into The New Year

Protests in Iran have entered a fifth day, and tensions are rising. Crowds continue to swell, louder and more defiant. The violence has now claimed lives, including a 21-year-old from the Basij, a paramilitary force tied to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards. Will the Iranian government manage to quell these protests? Or is this the start of something more? Tune into #Gravitas at 9 pm IST to find out more. 

Thirty-four women prisoners went on hunger strike in an Iranian prison Sunday to mark two years since protests erupted against clerical authorities, the foundation of Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi said.

34 Iran women prisoners go on hunger strike. Here's why

In Iran, dance has become a popular form of protest against the authorities. Iranian are dancing everywhere classrooms, shops, stadiums. What is their demand? Priyanka Sharma tells

Gravitas: Iranians dance to protest the crackdown on happiness

Former Iranian football player Ali Karimi, his wife and her family have been subjected to a travel ban during the recent anti-government protests, leaked documents acquired by the BBC have shown.

Iran football star Ali Karimi put under travel ban, reveal leaked documents

Iranian regime formed a 'secret' committee last year to keep an eye on celebrities in the country who supported protests that erupted after Mahsa Amini death, reported BBC.

Iran formed secret committee to target celebrities over Amini protests: Report

According to Iran’s official IRNA news agency, over 20,000 people who participated in widespread anti-government protests have been pardoned. This comes months after tens of thousands of people took to the streets across the country in protest following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini who passed away after she was detained by authorities for her alleged breach of the dress code.

Iran pardons over 20,000 people who took part in anti-government protests

Iran's Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei said on Monday (March 6) that women violating the Islamic dress code will be punished, reported Iran's official IRNA news agency.

Iran: Women to be punished for violating Islamic dress code, says judiciary chief

Iran has released a Spanish woman named Ana Baneira who had been in detention since November, last year after she was arrested during the nationwide anti-government protests, said the Spanish foreign ministry, on Sunday (February 26).

Iran releases Spanish woman detained three months ago during nationwide anti-hijab protests

Saturday marked the 44 years of the 1979 Islamic Revolution which led to the foundation of the present Islamic rule in Iran, even as the anti-regime protests continued across the nation, seeking to overthrow the current system.

Iran marks 44th anniversary of 1979 Islamic Revolution amidst anti-regime protests

Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof, who won the 2020 Berlin Golden Bear for 'There Is No Evil', has been temporarily released from Tehran’s Evin prison. He was arrested last July for criticising the Iranian government on social media.

Iranian filmmaker Rasoulof temporarily released from prison after 6 months

Iran's Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has pardoned "tens of thousands" of prisoners, including those arrested in recent protests against the government, state media reported.

Iran Supreme leader Khamenei pardons thousands of prisoners on 1979 Islamic revolution anniversary

Authorities in Iran have detained a woman journalist, local media reported on Sunday (February 5). Elnaz Mohammadi, the detained journalist works with a reformist newspaper Hammihan.

Protest-hit Iran detains woman journalist of reformist newspaper, say reports

Iran is continuing with the crackdown on its protesters, the regime has put hundreds under the arbitrary detention, while other people who are the victim of the crackdown is an Iranian journalist who interviewed Mahasa Amini's father last year - Nazila Maroufian.

Iranian journalist Maroufian who interviewed Mahasa Amini's father gets prison term

An Iranian archer who lost sight in her left eye after being shot by the Iranian authorities has said she has 'no regrets' for taking part in the anti-government protests.

'No regrets', says an Iranian archer shot in the eye for taking part in anti-government protests

The anti-government protest that has rocked Iran for many months now; has found support in France. There was a huge process held outside European Parliament and the iconic Eiffel Tower was lit up with a slogan defining the movement in Iran.

'Women, Life, Freedom' beams from iconic Eiffel Tower

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Iran marks 44th anniversary of 1979 Islamic Revolution amidst anti-regime protests

Iranian filmmaker Rasoulof temporarily released from prison after 6 months

Iran Supreme leader Khamenei pardons thousands of prisoners on 1979 Islamic revolution anniversary

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Iranian journalist Maroufian who interviewed Mahasa Amini's father gets prison term

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'Women, Life, Freedom' beams from iconic Eiffel Tower