Critics argue Reza Pahlavi’s monarchical ambitions and ties to Israel undermine his claims of advocating for democracy.

Ironically, the subject was also Iran. In 1979, Carter was weighing whether to let the Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, come to the United States to receive medical care.

Mohammad Reza Pahlavi (Shah or King of Iran) was forced into exile in January 1979 by nationwide citizen protests, worker strikes, failed autocratic rule and fading health. He appointed a new ...

Pahlavi has been actively supporting Iranian dissidents, particularly since Israel conducted Operation Rising Lion, striking Iranian military and nuclear facilities. Iran's Crown Prince Reza ...

Reza Pahlavi told a news conference in Paris that the ″regime is defeated, teetering, on the edge of collapse.’′ ...

Iran's late Shah's son advocates for democratic transition, revealing military defections and offering to partner with President Trump against "the world's most dangerous regime." ...

Ironies in the Iran-Israel conflict Ironies abound because the global system lacks an effective central political authority to enforce norms. The familiar realist maxim holds sway: there are no ...

Opposition groups are loud on social media, especially the monarchists who support Reza Pahlavi, the son of the deposed Shah.

Exiled crown prince of Iran Reza Pahlavi: The Iranian people have repeatedly shown they possess the courage to confront tyranny. The moment is here.