Research & Analysis

Nowruz (New Day), the Spring Equinox celebrated in Iran and across the Middle East.

The regime’s vulnerability has not only motivated existing opposition groups, but has sparked the creation of new organizations led by younger Iranians.

Iranians are fed up with broken promises. But they need external support—even from Donald Trump.

Since the 1979 revolution, the Islamic Republic’s foreign policy has been defined by an ideology promoting revolution, designed to transform the Middle East.

A year ago, Iranians poured into their streets to denounce ­Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and call for an end to his brutal ­regime.

Even if these protests are snuffed out, a new line has been crossed. There’s no going back.

 The Islamic Republic’s corruption is draining the country of its most precious resource: water.

Washington Can Roll Back Iran’s Influence. Here’s How.