Revolution

Reza Pahlavi said U.S. lawmakers must set aside their differences and establish a bipartisan, pro-democracy agenda on Iran.

This is the first time in four months of clashes that police have shot a protester with live ammunition, marking a concerning escalation.

Tens of thousands of Hong Kongers are on the streets once again, facing off with police who are on high alert for the national celebrations.

How can Ukraine prevent pro-Russian politics if voters prefer it? Another revolution. But revolutionary energy might be petering out.

Juan Guaidó, Venezuela's self-declared interim president, released a video from an air base near Caracas calling on Venezuelans to help topple President Nicolás Maduro.

This time, it is the world's billion-plus, thwarted and angry middle class citizens who are driving change, potentially bringing all their money, connections, and cultural capital to bear.

The anti-semitic demonstration by Polish nationalists in New York is a stain on a legacy of Polish solidarity with the Americas, a legacy grounded in Polish soldiers crossing lines to fight for the Haitian revolution.

The deep state has lashed back powerfully against the popular movement that inspired such hope across the Middle East—but its brutality carries the seeds of its own destruction.

National security adviser John Bolton's message came shortly after Trump himself railed on Twitter against #40YearsofFailure since Iran's Islamic Revolution.

The Chinese president warned that "many domestic and foreign forces" are trying to "cultivate opponents of the government."

"Once again, they want to make Cuba guilty of all the evils of the region," former Cuban President Raul Castro said.

Sanders has endorsed Democratic candidates who fit with his movement, Our Revolution.

In a new report, The World Economic Forum says the Fourth Industrial Revolution will eventually radically overhaul both governments and businesses everywhere—and some countries are more prepared than others.

The 1955 friendship treaty was signed two years after the U.S. overthrew Iran's democratically elected Iranian prime minister and decades before the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Russia's low life expectancy means many retirees would get to see only a few years of their pensions paid out—and Russians aren't having it.

Never-before-seen pearls, diamonds, a pendant and earrings from the court of French King Louis XVI will go to the highest bidder.

The Russian president's portrait is constructed from more than 5,000 bullet casings.

The Missouri Senate race is expected to be one of the most hotly contested of the 2018 midterms.

We must relinquish nostalgia for some imagined past and align ourselves with the dynamic future.

Trump insisted he was "a very stable genius," but Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said "these extreme and psychotic episodes won't be left without a response."

Yossi Cohen said a revolution in Tehran would be a good thing from an Israeli perspective.

More than 20 people died in a week of protests in Iran, and Moscow's support for the regime's "nefarious designs" is a problem, the White House's top security adviser said.

Trump has long sought to overthrow the Iranian government, but he may not be listening to protesters.

In 1953, the CIA backed a coup against democratically elected Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh, restoring absolute power to the Shah.

Iranian officials accused the U.S. of once again meddling in their internal affairs and offered to help Trump address his own hunger problem.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators challenged those protesting Iran's government, which told Trump to stay out of its affairs.

Police in the Islamic Republic say they will trying a new, "educational" approach.

Sanders wrote a CNN column slamming the global oligarchy, but he's not slumming it.

General Constantino Chiwenga warned of military intervention to back independence figures after President Robert Mugabe purged his prominent second-in-command.

"If you still have a brain that's alive...then to take that head off and take the body away, are we possibly killing someone?"