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Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is afraid of many things, but what concerns him most right now is that his main rival, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, seems to be spoiling

Now we see why President Ahmadinejad has seemed so confident in challenging Supreme Leader Khamenei. Apparently Ahmadinejad had succeeded in planting listening devices in Khamenei's fortified

Have the mullahs given President Ahmadinejad a little pushback? The Safir news agency is reporting that Ahmadinejad has not shown up at his office for the fourth consecutive

Now that the Green Movement leaders are isolated and stripped of most of their influence, the instruments of repression are hunting for enemies in their own camp. Iran's leadership

In the life cycle of a regime, the leadership starts devouring itself when it believes its end is near. It becomes intolerant of dissent, especially within its own ranks.

This is IranChannel's exclusive English translation of the April 17, 2011 article in Dolateyar.ir, a website controlled by the Ahmadinejad faction, in which the Iranian president

The mullahs' reporting of the April 7 US congressional hearing about pro-regime bias at the Voice of America reads like Sherlock Holmes' case of the dog that didn't

They're no longer all smiles as seen in the photo. As the Islamic Republic teeters amid the growing movements for democracy in the region, bitter rivalries over the

As an $11 billion oil theft scandal unfolds at the seniormost levels of the Islamic Republic, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has said that any official criticism