Iranian Regime

The news reports that Trump plans to revert to an economic squeeze targeting the Iranian Regime. This potential action, presented via video, involves applying economic pressure against the regime's resources.

The article covers Trump's frustration with the Iranian regime, disarmament discussions by the Board of Peace, and an in-depth analysis of the Palestinian banking crisis.

‘Reading Lolita in Tehran’ is a memoir adapted into a film, written by Iranian-American author Azar Nafisi and directed by Israeli Eran Riklis. The work explores the decline of Iran's regime through its thematic focus on societal decay.

The article argues that Trump's actions against Iran have strengthened the Iranian regime by targeting civilian infrastructure, which is described as a foolish and cruel error.

The U.S. and Israel collaborated to change Iran's regime, but Israel's failure to install Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as Iran's leader caused the U.S. to shift focus to attacks without a plan for a new government.

The article discusses concerns that the Iran conflict could escalate, with critics doubting both the Iranian regime's willingness to reduce extremism and the Trump administration's capacity to negotiate a viable deal. Skepticism is highlighted regarding whether such a deal could convince American voters or others that the potential conflict is justified.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israeli forces will remain in Lebanon 'as long as need requires' and emphasized that the war with Iran is not over. He indicated Israel's intent to continue attacking Iran regardless of any US-Iran truce agreement.

A lawsuit accuses the U.S. of sharing confidential information on Iranian asylum seekers with Iran, which the Homeland Security Department denies, stating it would violate national immigration regulations.

Calla Walsh, a radical political activist who supports the Iranian regime, attended the funeral of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. She hailed Khamenei as the 'greatest anti-imperialist leader.'

The Iranian regime has intensified its crackdown on dissidents, including the Baha'i community, through arrests, torture, and mock executions. The persecution of the Baha'i faith, which has long been targeted, is worsening under the current regime.

US Vice President JD Vance stated that negotiations with Iran are progressing 'extremely well,' but warned that President Trump has 'options' to respond if Iran threatens its neighbors or rebuilds its nuclear program. The US delegation is conducting indirect talks with Iran in Doha, with reports indicating Iranian officials have not met US counterparts, while the US aims to maintain momentum for regime change in Iran.

NY Post readers discuss concessions made to the Iranian regime in President Trump's 14-point peace deal. The letters to the editor analyze the terms of the agreement as of June 20, 2026.

US President Donald Trump secured an agreement with the Iranian regime to end a regional war that has impacted energy markets since late February, though the deal's specifics remain contested.

Donald Trump's missile diplomacy strategy in Iran backfired as he canceled planned attacks after threatening to take control of Iran's oil industry. The administration claims a ceasefire remains in place, but Iran has not made key concessions on its nuclear program, and tensions persist with threats of retaliation.

An ex-Mossad agent named Aleph claims the Iranian regime will eventually fall but was hindered by the US decision to halt fighting. Aleph dismissed US criticism of the plan as 'farcical' and 'bullshit'.

Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam, President of Iran Human Rights, discusses the Iranian regime's intensified repression during unrest and wartime conditions, noting authorities exploiting regional conflict attention and civilians risking lives to inform the world.

President Trump stated he would be 'okay' if the Iranian regime refused to return to talks. The administration appeared to abandon its $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund.

The US-Israel war has damaged Iran's economy and strengthened the regime, leaving many Iranians exhausted and pessimistic. Fears of worsening repression and an internet shutdown that began when the war started on 28 February have fueled uncertainty.

President Trump met with advisers to discuss a proposal with Iran, but the Iranians have not conceded to his red lines. CBS News' Sam Vinograd examines whether meaningful progress has been made.

The article argues that the Iranian regime's most effective strategy against the U.S. is not military confrontation but leveraging elements of the U.S. media to undermine public support for American military efforts. It suggests this approach weakens the U.S. by eroding domestic resolve.

Jonathan Loadholt, a Staten Island resident, was sentenced for conspiring to stalk and murder journalist Masih Alinejad, a human rights advocate. He pled guilty to charges including conspiracy to commit stalking and money laundering as part of a scheme orchestrated by the Iranian regime.

President Trump stated during a Cabinet meeting that talks with Iran are ongoing but warned the regime is 'negotiating on fumes,' leaving the possibility of resuming conflict open. He also expressed indifference toward the upcoming midterm elections.

The article explores Iranian public sentiment through an interview with Iranian-Canadian analyst Negar Mojtahedi, discussing views on Iran's regime, reactions to potential US/Israel military action, and reasons for the absence of recent uprisings.

Jason Rezaian, a former imprisoned journalist in Iran, argues that internet access is crucial for Iran's transformation. The article questions why the US, capable of lunar missions, struggles to improve internet access in Iran, highlighting a perceived policy failure.

The Iranian opposition is divided, with a public dispute unfolding in London between advocates for the Pahlavi dynasty and other anti-regime groups. Drill rapper Tony Mohraz, known as 021kid, supports restoring the Pahlavi dynasty to Iran's throne.

Iranian officials are using bunkers and a courier network to delay negotiations, with even they unaware of Mojtaba Khamenei's location, according to a US source. The supreme leader continues to provide general instructions to negotiators despite the disorganization.

Trump claims he does not make bad deals, but Republican hawks now doubt his credibility. The US has reportedly agreed to unfreeze Iranian assets despite the regime becoming harder-line, amid a Middle East crisis and ongoing tensions.

Iranian anti-government residents, via diaspora activists, report increased repression and inflation, urging the US and Israel to act against the regime as the US moves to end the war. The Times of Israel reports their fears of escalating clampdowns.

The article argues that Iran's struggling economy presents a critical opportunity for the U.S. to target a key transit route and pressure the regime. It emphasizes urgency in exploiting this 'narrow, perishable window' to weaken Iran.

The New York Times reported that the U.S. and Israel considered installing former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as a leader after the Islamic Republic's fall, including an air strike to free him from house arrest. However, Ahmadinejad became disillusioned, and analysts criticized the plan as unrealistic due to his lack of support and irrelevance.

The US called off a planned military operation against Iran, seeking an arrangement that includes no nuclear development, but concerns remain about the regime's intentions and capabilities. The Iranian regime has a history of cheating and hiding its activities. The West is warned not to underestimate the regime's extremist ideology.

Congress is a target for foreign spies, particularly from China, who aim to influence US interests and national security through various means, including targeting lawmakers and their staff. A recent example is the resignation of Eileen Wang, mayor of Arcadia, California, after pleading guilty to acting as a foreign agent for China. Foreign intelligence assets also attempt to gain access to principals' aides and staff.

A British engineer and four family members have been sanctioned for operating a shadow banking network that laundered billions of pounds for the Iranian regime. The sanctions were imposed due to their involvement in illegal financial activities. The network's operations have significant implications for global finance and security.

An article featuring Reza Pahlavi discussing his perspectives on Trump administration policies, Iran's current regime, and the prospects for political change in Iran. The piece explores his views on whether the Iranian government will eventually fall.

The Iranian regime's stability is questioned as Trump claims it is in a state of collapse, but analysts suggest power shifts in Tehran do not necessarily mean disarray. Trump is pushing for a deal with Iran. The situation is complex and multifaceted.

The Iranian regime's stability is being questioned as Trump claims it is in a state of collapse, but analysts suggest power shifts in Tehran do not necessarily mean disarray. Trump is pushing for a deal with Iran. The situation is complex and multifaceted.

The article portrays Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu as symbols of hope for Iranians and global Jewry, highlighting Trump's pro-Israel policies such as recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and the Abraham Accords, and Netanyahu's steadfast defense of Israel against regional threats. It contrasts their leadership with global criticism and frames their actions as crucial in combating antisemitism.

The son of a senior Iranian official is shown flaunting a £3,000 Louis Vuitton bag, a private jet, and a female companion in an outfit violating Iranian regime dress codes, while citizens endure economic hardship. The display highlights stark contrasts between elite lifestyles and public struggles.

The son of a senior Iranian official has been photographed displaying luxury items including a £3,000 Louis Vuitton bag and a private jet, alongside a female companion whose attire violates Iran's strict dress code. This comes amid widespread economic hardship faced by Iranian citizens.

Sources indicate that Iran's decision-making is no longer centralized around the supreme leader, with reduced divisions among regime factions. Trump and U.S. security officials present differing perspectives on Iran's current leadership structure.