Opinion: Protesters in Tehran are facing the brutality of the ruthless regime, but human rights advocates around the world have not taken to the streets; the UN has also disappeared; now, the Iranians understand what Israelis learned two years ago: there is no free world

Young Iranians are cutting electricity use, showering less, sharing clothes and buying bread on credit as inflation, joblessness and soaring rents push them to the brink; in first-person account, Tehran woman describes why protest has become last resort

As protests surge across Iran, I see the greatest uprising since 1979 — a moment that echoes my personal encounters with Iranian, US and Israeli power brokers and feels less like politics alone than a historic, even spiritual, reckoning for Iran’s future

Analysis: As Morocco hosts AFCON, it is quietly reshaping regional security, deepening military ties with Israel, drawing US interest and positioning itself as the West’s key security partner in North Africa

Opinion: The ayatollahs cut the internet to crush protests without witnesses as Iranian women are arrested, beaten and disappear from the headlines; what little escapes reveals fighters with nothing left to lose while the world looks away