Reza Pahlavi is identified as a leading candidate for a post-regime Iran, but his campaign is reportedly weakened by a lack of US support, donor frustration, and internal opposition divisions.

After meeting with British MPs during a visit to London, the 65-year-old Pahlavi called on the international community to support Iran's opposition, rather than making peace with the current...

Iran's regime fears protests during traditional New Year celebrations, but the opposition is currently in hiding, expressing discontent through new, specific forms of resistance.

While Iran International, a London-based opposition satellite channel, supports the war and the restoration of the Pahlavi monarchy, Iran's opposition in exile is reportedly re-evaluating its stance on the conflict.

Kijan Espahangizi, a Swiss historian with Iranian roots, discusses the Iranian opposition's lack of a unifying figure, the prevailing pessimism in the West regarding Iran, and the controversial idea of Donald Trump liberating Iranians.

An article comments on the need for Iran's opposition and diaspora to remain united during a protest week, using the backdrop of Khamenei's funeral to highlight the people's unity against the Islamic Republic.

Reza Pahlavi, the exiled crown prince of Iran, has reportedly reinvented himself as a significant political player, leading the opposition from abroad.