Iranian Regime Network
More than 700 Political Figures Not Opposed to the Islamic Republic Show Support for a Former Prime Minister Under House Arrest
Tehran’s Dams Are Nearly Empty, and Alongside Daily Power Cuts, Residents Now Face Water Outages Too
Too Many Self-Proclaimed Leaders Have Become Commentators, Recycling Talking Points Instead of Organizing Networks Inside Iran
The Regime’s Influential Ayatollahs Issue Serious Threats in Their Religious Decrees That Can Retain Their Potency
The Iranian Regime Is Subcontracting Murders to European Criminal Networks: They Are Recruiting Mafia Organizations to Do Their Work, and No One Is Laughing at It Anymore.
The Islamic Republic’s Leaders Have Turned Nationalist Following Their Crushing Defeat by Israel Last Month
Many American Policymakers Who Engage the Group Do So for Money, but Bear No Special Fealty to the Mojahedin
Khamenei May Wish to Emerge and Deliver His Usual Rhetoric in Public, but Other Senior Figures May Prefer to Keep Him Away
Proxy Militias, Smugglers, and Others Are the Operational Arm of the Iranian Threat and Disarming Them Is Non-negotiable
A Mass Deportation and Intensified Anti-Afghan Sentiment Are Placing Afghans in Iran in Peril
Iranian Analysts and Journalists Are Uncertain Whether Khamenei Remains in Control of the Situation
Shia Imams Who Have No Influence over Trump Need to Tell Khamenei to Surrender
Pahlavi Has Not Expanded His Support Base Because His Followers Do Not Hear His Message of Unity and Liberalism
Rather than Accepting Responsibility for the Disaster He Has Wrought, Khamenei Will Equate Himself to the Greatest Shi’ite Martyr
Pahlavi’s Anti-regime Organization Reflects His Hands-off Political Style, and He Must Impose Some Discipline to Move Forward
A Successful Policy of Regime Change Will Require Khamenei’s Surrender of Authority to a U.S.-Backed Successor
The Regime’s Monopoly over Information Flow Within Iran Also Prevents Iranians from Coordinating an Uprising
The Islamic Republic May Be Standing on Ground as Unstable as the Regimes It Once Helped to Topple
The Prison in Tehran for Decades Has Been the Top Symbol of the Islamic Republic’s Oppression