Hardline factions such as the Paydari Front, whose ideological rigidity and institutional foothold in parliament and the media give them considerable discursive weight, remain a domestic pressure point that Iranian decision-makers must carefully navigate.

Iran’s protests stem from more than hijab politics, but rather caused by a deep economic collapse

Israel’s airstrikes aim to weaken Iran, create domestic chaos and gain broader regional dominance

The establishment seems determined not to compromise its current policies while underlining that it will maintain this determination since the experience of the Shah regime's weakness cost the overthrow of the system.

Iran’s Labor minister is forced to resign as the first victim of political rivalries and economic reforms.

The leaked audio file should be interpreted as a part of the rivalry between conservatives.

The Vienna agreement will affect domestic power balances, but the crucial impact can be on the regional policies.

Raisi considers the steps towards the East as a strategic achievement for the country's foreign policy, while opponents criticize Iran's potential dependency on Moscow and Beijing.

At this point, the next period will be a process for the USA and certainly for Israel to stomach Iran as a nuclear and regional power.

The completion of Ilisu Dam and HPP has occupied a broad place in the Iranian press, and there has been an intention to create a public opinion through serious allegations.

According to the publications by Iranian research institutes, a Taliban-led administration will pose a danger to Iran's national interests in the medium and long term.