The shutdown of online discourse within Iran has allowed both the government and its critics to flood social media outside the country with disinformation campaigns and fake images.

A demonstrator lights a cigarette with a burning poster depicting Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during a rally in ...

Ali Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader,  has warned that any US military action against Iran would lead to a wider ...

The banks of the River Guadalete burst after heavy rains. Storm front Kristin has swept across the Iberian Peninsula, leading ...

As so often, the news is brief and chilling. It was posted on Instagram by @drahmad.fathi, a respected Iranian GP.

Twelve performers dressed in Stephen Hawking-inspired wigs and costumes sat bent over in wheelchairs, copying the renowned scientist's movements and distinctive computerized voice during a half-hour ...

In the 1978-79 revolution that toppled the shah and ushered in Iran’s Islamic government, the first great jolt of violence ...

President Donald Trump has said the military will intervene if the Iranian government kills peaceful protesters.

Even in the scale of global attacks on civilians and crackdowns on dissent, the magnitude of Iran’s violence against protesters stands out.

Iran has imposed a near-total blackout on the internet and other communications, making it difficult to obtain a firm estimate of protester deaths.

Thousands of protesters were killed during a crackdown, activists said.

The number of people reported killed in Iran’s protest crackdown has surged as rights groups continue to verify suspected fatalities, with the United Nations warning the total could be more than ...