Analysis Iran turns to Putin as war, US election reshape strategic calculations A Kremlin meeting with Iran's top security official coupled with reports of new arms deals amid looming war demonstrate Tehran's push to turn vulnerability into strategic leverage. By A correspondent in Tehran In Tehran, reporting on politics
Can Trump turn midterm defeat into Iran breakthrough? Although Iran may have contributed to Republican losses in midterms, the Trump administration still has a historic opportunity in the Middle East. United States
As Trump weighs Iran strikes, possible nuclear opening emerges Sticking points include Iran's highly enriched uranium and lack of access for international inspectors. Iran
Newsletter: Daily Briefing Can Hegseth survive Iran war fallout? The fallout from Republicans’ poor showing in the midterms now includes reports that President Donald Trump could oust Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. By Gabrielle Debinski In New York City, reporting on the Middle East
Analysis Iran cheers Democrats’ midterm victory but fears Trump's next move By A correspondent in Tehran In Tehran, reporting on politics
Iran intel chief says UK must 'compensate' for protests The chief of Iran's Intelligence Ministry said the UK must compensate Iran for creating unrest in the country. Iran
Iran charges journalists amid mounting protest toll While the death toll from nearly two months of consistent protests continued to rise, the government was pushing to contain the unrest with severe judicial measures. Iran
Iran’s parliament asks for harsh penalty for protestors Lawmakers in Iran call for severe punishments for "rioters" amid the country's unrest. Iran
Iran arrests dissident rapper amid anti-government protests Toomaj Salehi was active on social media regarding the protests in Iran that began in the wake of Mahsa Amini’s death in the custody of the morality police on Sept. 16. Iran
Iran rocked by more violence as protesters mourn victims The clashes saw angry protesters taking on government forces, who had opened fire and blocked ways to the victims’ graves. Iran
US sanctions oil shipping network supporting Hezbollah, Quds Force The Treasury Department accused a Gulf-based group of individuals and front companies of concealing the Iranian origins of oil shipments. Iran
Iran forces fire at protesting homes in west Tehran The raid and death threats behind loudspeakers shook the middle-class neighborhood where residents have been chanting anti-government slogans from windows. Iran
New PRO Memo: Tehran's stock exchange set to decline further amid ongoing unrest Access our latest report on Iran's economic outlook with a one-week free trial. Iran
Tajikistan, Uzbekistan deny assembling Iranian drones used in Ukraine An interview between a Ukrainian journalist and a Russian Israeli oligarch led to the diplomatic incident. Iran
Iran judiciary calls for end to protests Iran’s judiciary chief is the latest official to call for an end to protests. Iran
IRGC warns Iran protesters as unrest enters seventh week Despite the warning, the protests swelled, and faced an escalation in violent police raids on funerals, campuses and dormitories. Iran
Tehran's stock exchange set to decline further amid ongoing unrest Bijan Khajehpour In Vienna, reporting on Iranian politics