Tehran's Carnival of Resistance
In the centre of the Iranian capital, a nightly pro-regime rally has been going for nearly three months.
In the centre of the Iranian capital, a nightly pro-regime rally has been going for nearly three months.
Regional escalations strain already acute economic, social and political tensions.
The ongoing conflict has made a dire humanitarian situation even worse, amid sharp restrictions on aid and repeated supply disruptions.
For many, the crisis is shaped by bitter arguments over what kind of change - if any - should come next.
Kyiv fears diminished military support and increasing international distraction - but hopes to leverage its hard-won experience of drone warfare.
Even in this situation, we still hope for a bright and free future for Iran.
Sometimes I think how good it is that my husband passed away last year and did not live to see this.
The question that occupies all our minds is: what is going to happen?
One woman’s account of the “intense anxiety” of life under heavy bombardment in Tehran.