As protests grow across Iran following the murder of Mahsa Amini, solidarity with the Iranian people is now more important than ever. JANE GREEN assesses the implications of current developments

Recent protests over food prices in Iran are the latest in a series of protests in the Islamic Republic. JANE GREEN assesses the present upsurge in opposition to the regime.

Another senseless killing once again underlines the perilous situation faced by women and girls in the Islamic Republic of Iran today, reports JANE GREEN, as a new campaign for change begins

On the occasion of United Nations Human Rights Day, the human rights situation in the Islamic Republic of Iran continues to be a desperate one for anyone opposed to the regime. JANE GREEN reports

Since the stage-managed and farcical presidential election in Iran on June 18, the dictatorial regime has lurched ever deeper into an ongoing crisis of epic proportions. JANE GREEN assesses the current situation

The recent inauguration of President Ebrahim Raisi raises questions about his past in the ‘Death Committee’ — as well the direction of Iran’s future foreign policy, writes JANE GREEN

Jane Green speaks to Union of Metalworkers and Mechanics of Iran (UMMI) national secretary MAYIZAR GILANI-NEJAD about the ongoing dispute and the current situation for Iranian workers

The first foreign policy test for Biden looks sets to be the nuclear deal with Iran, which the United States reneged on in 2018. JANE GREEN assesses the prospects of an agreement

Government policy on Iran will feature in a Westminster Hall debate led by John Howell MP on Wednesday. JANE GREEN considers where the emphasis should lie

While the final weeks of Trump’s hold on the White House are fraught with danger, the prospect of a new administration in the United States holds the possibility of drawing back from the brink in the face-off with Iran, writes JANE GREEN

Amnesty International has added to the ongoing outrage at the treatment of political prisoners in Iran following November 2019’s major protests, reports JANE GREEN

As oil workers engage in co-ordinated strike action across Iran, JANE GREEN considers the response of the Iranian regime and the prospects for trade unions in Iran

As the Islamic Republic of Iran continues its oppressive measures against any form of protest, the country faces a brain drain as young people leave, reports JANE GREEN

The so-called honour killing of 14-year-old Romina Ashrafi, beheaded by her own father, has brought renewed attention to the situation of Iranian women, writes JANE GREEN

As the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread, there is growing evidence of an extremely serious and growing impact in Iran. It is feared that sanctions imposed by the US may have weakened the capacity of the country’s medical sector to cope. JANE GREEN reports

The assassination of General Qasem Soleimani has brought the danger of increased conflict closer. JANE GREEN assesses the current situation

As the economy unravels, the Ayatollah has warned Iranians to stay away from protests — a violent crackdown is likely, warns JANE GREEN

The recent attacks upon the Aramco oil facilities in Saudi Arabia have seen a ramping up of tension between the West and Iran. JANE GREEN highlights the dangers of further escalation

Mass protests continue in Iran, but the threat of military intervention on top of sanctions only strengthens the theocratic regime. JANE GREEN considers the issues

As US rhetoric pressing for a new Middle East war with Iran intensifies, JANE GREEN assesses the issues

Iran’s clerical hardliners are jostling for position ahead of presidential elections in 2021 and the succession to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Jane Green assesses the situation

On the 40th anniversary of the Iranian revolution are the hopes of the Iranian people for peace, freedom and democracy any closer to being realised? JANE GREEN considers the current prospects for change in Iran

With Venezuela in the cross-hairs, Mike Pompeo and John Bolton have not taken their eye off the US long-term ambition in the Middle East to attack Iran, reports JANE GREEN

The wave of protests which has gripped Iran since demonstrations engulfed 85 cities last January are showing no sign of letting up. JANE GREEN reports on current developments

The next step in the undeclared war on Iran has been taken by the United States, with the first wave of sanctions imposed last week, following the unilateral withdrawal of the US from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Jane Green reports on the short-term impact and possible long-term consequences

JANE GREEN assesses the implications of the return of the rightwinger for Iran, its protesting workers, the nuclear deal and the wider Middle East

Widespread discontent continues to be a feature of everyday life in Iran. JANE GREEN reports on recent developments

JANE GREEN assesses the latest unexplained death in custody in the Islamic Republic of Iran

Recent protests across Iran have brought the Islamic Republic once more into the international spotlight. JANE GREEN assesses the current situation

The events of the last few weeks in the Middle East have brought the threat of a wider armed conflict in the region closer than ever, writes JANE GREEN

JANE GREEN assesses the likely consequences of Donald TrumpÂ’s decision to decertify the international nuclear deal with Iran