After a disastrous 12-day war with Israel last year and diminished support from its allies, Iran’s leaders have resorted to brutal violence to crush a mass uprising that is only going to get more bloody, writes chief international correspondent Bel Trew

Lucy Hough speaks to the Guardian’s deputy head of International News, Devika Bhat

Hundreds of protesters are believed to have been killed or injured, and many more detained.

EDITORIAL. In Iran, every uprising and ensuing deadly crackdown has further eroded the regime's legitimacy, with it being seen as increasingly hostile to its own people, clinging…

After a disastrous 12-day war with Israel last year and diminished support from its allies, Iran’s leaders have resorted to brutal violence to crush a mass uprising which is only…

The galling footage shows mourners sobbing over scores of dead bodies, as rights group warn of mass killings after protests broke out across Iran

After a disastrous 12-day war with Israel last year and diminished support from its allies, Iran’s leaders have resorted to brutal violence to crush a mass uprising that is only…

Demonstrations initially focused on economic issues but as they have grown and become political the regime has responded with deadly force

Grabaciones difundidas en redes sociales muestran filas de cadáveres cubiertos ante el centro forense en el sur de la capital y familiares buscando sus seres queridos

With fear, surveillance and brute force only set to increase, there are disturbing parallels with Saddam Hussein’s Iraq, says Sanam Vakil of Chatham House

Demonstrations have spread from the streets of Tehran to the rest of the country and Iranian diplomatic missions overseas. The deadly response of regime forces has left at least…

Distressing footage reveals nearly 200 bodies with one victim identified as young as 16.