Trump tells Iranians ‘help is on its way’ and urges them to continue protesting
About 2,000 have been killed in last two weeks of demonstrations, official says
About 2,000 have been killed in last two weeks of demonstrations, official says
Security forces must split, and there must be a clear and credible regime successor
Angry protests have spread from the markets and universities of major cities to the impoverished hinterland towns
Opposition parties set to focus on affordability and Government waste and bureaucracy
US-based rights group says it has verified the deaths of 599 people since latest antigovernment protests began in Iran
More than 10,600 arrested since beginning of unrest across country in late December, rights group says
Martin supports further EU sanctions as political parties in Ireland condemn regime’s repression against demonstrators
Reza Pahlavi, eldest son of the last shah, ousted in the 1979 clerical coup, emerges as leading figure in opposition
Rubina Aminian, 23, struck by bullet from behind after joining Tehran protest from college, says human rights group
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Leadership of the Islamic Republic is under unprecedented pressure following massive protests
Iranians express solidarity with demonstrations in Iran against hardline government
Protesters in Dublin say those opposed to leader’s removal do not reflect views of Venezuelans
Iranian rights group has documented 65 deaths including 50 protesters and 15 security personnel as of yesterday
Internet is cut and air travel restricted as unrest escalates into most serious challenge to regime in years
Focus of protests shifts from economic grievances to demands for political change
Demonstrations that began last month over slide in currency now reflect broader disaffection with Iran’s religious rulers
Many business owners have closed their shops and called for measures to rescue to economy
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Protests are shaking the regime but might not directly topple it. But change could soon come regardless
Demonstrations expanded from economic focus to broader frustrations, with some chanting against country’s rulers
Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei reportedly plans to flee to Moscow if unrest intensifies
Threat follows days of demonstrations over living standards
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Amid mounting street protests, many businesses, universities and government offices stayed closed yesterday under government orders
Footage showed Iranian police in riot gear shooting teargas at largest demonstrations in three years
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