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The role of Iran in influencing anti-Israel protests, including demonstrations abroad.
Multiple outlets and official sources report arrests, social-media acknowledgements and public remarks suggesting during recent protests, but the available evidence is a mix of state claims, partisan ...
The question whether the United States will attack Iran cannot be answered with certainty, but current reporting shows rising risks rather than inevitability: U.S. and Israeli officials have discussed...
Declassified public evidence of Iran’s involvement in U.S. campus protests is limited to high-level U.S. intelligence assertions rather than detailed, publicly released documents; Director of National...
Yes — U.S. protests have been linked, in reporting and official assessments, to foreign funding, encouragement, or amplification, though the evidence ranges from declassified intelligence assessments ...
There is no verifiable reporting that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has left Iran; multiple outlets published photos and statements showing him speaking in Tehran/Qom in early January w...
The available reporting indicates that a clear majority of Iranians do not "enjoy" or support the current Islamic Republic: multiple surveys and the scale of nationwide economic protests point to broa...
The label “Red–Green” has been used by scholars and commentators to describe tactical alliances between secular leftists (“Reds”) and Islamist forces (“Greens”), and Iran’s 1979 revolution is commonly...
No: al momento (inizio gennaio 2026) gli Stati Uniti non stanno conducendo un attacco militare in corso contro l'Iran, ma esistono precedenti recenti di azione militare statunitense in Iran e un clima...