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So much for a ‘final battle’ – once again the Iranian people’s peaceful and democratic demands have been silenced | Behrouz Boochani and Mehdi Jalali Tehrani
The protests were hijacked by Reza Pahlavi and notions of Persian supremacy, then brutally repressed by a violent regime
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theguardian.com
With thousands dead, the Iranian regime may survive these protests – but not in its current form | Sanam Vakil
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
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lemonde.fr
Behind Iran regime's brutal crackdown, rulers are playing for survival
After easing pressure on the population since last summer, Iran's rulers have unleashed a fierce crackdown in response to an unprecedented protest movement. Isolated by the…
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So much for a ‘final battle’ – once again the Iranian people’s peaceful and democratic demands have been silenced | Behrouz Boochani and…
The protests were hijacked by Reza Pahlavi and notions of Persian supremacy, then brutally repressed by a violent regime
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bbc.com
Exiled crown prince urges world to help protesters topple Iran's government
Reza Pahlavi, an opposition leader based in the US, called for "surgical" strikes on Iran's Revolutionary Guards.
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independent.co.uk
Iran’s exiled crown prince says ‘the slaughter of protesters has not stopped’
The recent protests are some of the biggest Iran has witnessed since the 1979 Islamic Revolution
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The Iranian state silenced protests with brutality. What now for Iran’s opposition?
Grieving, bruised and divided on the wisdom of foreign-backed revolt, how can the Iranian people achieve change?
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Terror, the Iranian regime's last resort
EDITORIAL. Deprived of its early ideological drive and of electoral legitimacy, the Islamic Republic is running on empty, as demonstrated by the unprecedented brutality with which…
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‘It will take a generation’: Iranians abroad on the protests – and change
We asked some of those who have family in Iran to tell us their views on the current crisis