News about Reza Pahlavi

Iran's exiled crown prince has claimed that the West's 'appeasement' policy has failed and a new Reagan-Thatcher (pictured right) type leadership is required. Reza Pahlavi, (pictured left) the eldest son of the late Shah of Iran, is a prominent critic of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's (inset) Islamic regime. Speaking to The Telegraph, he said there has been a 'weak approach' by leaders in the West on 'both sides of the Atlantic' towards the Islamic Republic. He told the newspaper there should be a reset of Europe's relationship with Tehran - calling for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to be labelled a terrorist organisation. The 63-year-old also slammed British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for not doing enough to protect Iranian journalists based in London.

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The royal, 29, looked brill in love photos with her fiance Bradley Sherman (both pictured left and right), who seems to have arranged an intricately romantic beach plan. Bradley is shown on one knee, surrounded by torches and flower petals, as a visibly emotional Iman covers her face in surprise. Other snaps of them enjoying the beach and posing with family members including her parents, Yasmine Pahlavi and Reza Pahlavi - Iran's former Crown Prince, and her sisters Noor and Farah. In a joint Instagram post with her husband, Yasmine wrote, 'Our sweet Iman got engaged this weekend.'

The attack comes after the Iranian regime accused Kurdish militias there of stoking upsurgent resistance that has rocked the Islamic republic. Hundreds of protesters have been wounded in protests following the death of Masha Amini (left), who was killed after being violently arrested in Tehran for in violation of Iran's stringent laws on the hijab. Despite internet restrictions designed to discourage gatherings and prevent photographs of the unrest from being published, protests were held for the twelfth night in a row yesterday. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran accused Iraq-based Kurdish groups of "attacking and infiltrating Iran from the country's northwest region to spark instability, protests, and unrest.' According to Iraqi Kurdistan authorities, a barrage of missiles and drones killed nine people and injured 32 others. Antonio Guterres, the UN secretary-general, urged Iran's hardline President Ebrahim Raisi (inset) not to use 'disproportionate force' against demonstrators.