Supreme leader warns against foreign enemies and reiterates threat that authorities will crack down on the unrest.

Iran expert Burzine Waghmar warns a 'desperate, insecure regime' in Iran may 'lash out' with external aggression, like bombing US bases or striking Israel, to deflect attention from mounting domestic crises and widespread public anger.

Iran protests prompted Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to call demonstrators "enemy mercenaries" and "rioters" in his first public speech since nationwide unrest began seven days ago.

Mobile phones in Iran were able to call abroad this morning as Tehran's communication crackdown in response to protests appeared to lift slightly. Follow the latest and submit your questions below.

The protests in Iran could have a sweeping effect in a region already jolted by historic changes over the past year. Four CFR fellows assess how Israel, the Gulf States, Lebanon, and Turkey view the

Videos emerging despite internet and mobile phone blackout show demonstrations continuing despite reports of escalating crackdown

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has delivered a fiery tirade against US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as anti-regime protests across Iran turn violent.

Trump announced that Iran is stopping the killing of anti-government protesters after he threatened to intervene.