Arash Azizi

Both countries have reason to compromise and reach an agreement

A nationwide debate on the cause continues, but the sense of grief is universal

Iran’s beleaguered reformist president finds a new lease of life

That the Iranian authorities would decide to not stand for pro-Hijab rallies shows how careful they are not to inflame society any further

High-profile exits have complicated matters for President Pezeshkian at a time of great turbulence in the country

Underground films from the country are often the most lauded, but official productions can be just as groundbreaking

Protests over the murder are reminiscent of the country’s past movements for change

The desire to move the country off the FATF’s ‘blacklist’ points to a growing appetite for engagement with the West

The LA wildfires fires have caused a rift thousands of miles away

Even conservatives are slowly coming around to the idea of lifting the decades-long ban on online platforms

As an already-battered Tehran prepares for a second Trump term, reform may be its only way out

If the momentum for it can build, this may be an opportunity for reform in Tehran

Relocating the country's political, economic and cultural power would be a titanic mission, but there may be no choice

The Iranian government is cutting electricity for citizens and framing it as a measure to protect the environment

In October last year, the country voted for a UN resolution that endorsed the two-state solution