AN IRANIAN critic is feared to be hours from execution – despite Donald Trump warning of “very strong action” if Tehran hangs protesters. It comes as Iran’s bloodthirsty

Britain called for a transition in Iran to government that is “fair, democratic and recognises human rights” as protests grow in Tehran. Cabinet minister Anna Turley stressed that the UK government wanted to see the people of Iran “safe and secure” as the regime was cracking down on demonstrations.

It is difficult to assess how many Iranians seriously hope Reva Pahlavi would return as a future leader, because of both a government-imposed internet blackout and his own polarizing reputation.

Iran is reportedly set to execute its first protester linked to mass arrests over the widespread anti-regime demonstrations. More than 500 people were also killed in the crackdown.

The sustained nationwide protests that have gripped Iran since late December have divided global opinion, with some governments raising concern about what they fear are foreign, instigated riots, while others have accused Iran’s leaders of responding violently to those protesting.

President Donald Trump seems to be talking himself into a fateful new chapter of America’s bitter duel with the Iranian Islamic Republic.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has dubbed Iran's suppression of protests as 'brutal and disproportionate.' A government spokesperson in Berlin backed taking one step at a time, but many in Germany want faster action.

Iran warns of immediate revenge against the US if Trump intervenes as deadly protests kill over 500, including a student shot in the head, escalating global tensions.

As tensions between the U.S. and Iran grow amid Trump's warning of military action against Iran's neighbor, Ankara is in touch with

As protests in Iran escalate, Kurdish opposition groups, including PDKI, PAK, and PJAK, call for regime change, despite ongoing violence and a deadly crackdown on demonstrators.

Iran chief justice Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei calls for fast trials and executions of suspects in ongoing anti-government demonstrations, a report said.