US president condemns Russian attacks on Kyiv as Ukraine’s Zelenskyy calls for ‘regime change’ in Moscow.
Zelensky urges allies to seek 'regime change' in Russia after latest deadly drone attack on Kyiv
After another round of deadly Russian airstrikes, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has called for tougher action on Moscow.
Political scientist Vali Nasr warns that the US ‘doesn’t have a regime change option’ in Iran.
Backbenchers say Morgan McSweeney has alienated them and some want him removed from No 10, along with other advisers branded ‘over-excitable boys’
Even without regime change, the Israel-Iran war could profoundly reshape Iran
Donald Trump said he does not want regime change in Iran and claimed nuclear weapons are “the last thing on Iran’s mind”
TEHRAN – The war between Iran and Israel appeared to grind to a halt on Tuesday, after a dizzying 12 days in which the world watched President Donald Trump demand the evacuation of Tehran's 10 million residents, threaten to assassinate Iran's Leader, advocate for "regime change," launch strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, and then claim he harbored no beef with the Iranian government and even wish for God to "bless Iran."
On social media Sunday, President Trump mused about regime change in Iran.
Trump said Iran is not going to have a nuclear weapon and that Russian President Vladimir Putin had called him and offered to help with Iran.
In an interview with Le Monde, the international relations specialist assesses the risks triggered by the conflict between Israel and Iran following the US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. He questions whether the real objective is the 'chaosization' of Iran, rather than regime change.
President claims another Middle East war has ended — just days after the US joined it
Israel may yet kill Khamenei, but so far US President Donald Trump still seems strongly opposed enough that Jerusalem has held off.
A steady stream of Iranians are crossing into Armenia by foot, laden with luggage and pets.
Attacks come after Donald Trump raised possibility of ‘regime change’ in Iran
Meanwhile, President Trump hints at regime change, saying: "If the current Iranian regime is unable to make Iran great again, why wouldn't there be regime change?"
Trump appears to contradict that later Sunday, questioning the possibility of ‘regime change.’
What Israel and the US call ‘preemptive strikes’ on Iran have become a push for regime change.
Iran warned Trump of terror attacks within US if he struck nuclear facilities • Home Front Command extends essential-only activity restrictions until at least Monday evening
While western media has shown little opposition to Israeli airstrikes and the possibility of a US-backed regime change in Tehran, Trump is facing backlash from an unusual quarter.
A quarter century before the 1979 revolution, the US and UK helped depose democratically elected Iranian PM Mossadegh.
Demonstrators say any further US involvement in Israeli attacks on Iran would be catastrophic for the world
For now, citizens’ disillusionment with the Islamic republic is superseded by anger towards Israel
Netanyahu: 'We strike nuclear targets, they strike hospitals' • US officials preparing for possible strike on Iran in coming days • IDF kills Hezbollah commander
The US president may be dragged into another regime change folly in the Middle East
Israel’s strikes on Iran began with nuclear sites, but talk of ‘regime change’ is now out in the open.
Israel’s military campaign reminds some of America’s ill-fated Middle East interventions, which President Trump has long denounced.
Donald Trump prefers deals to regime change
Comments come as US president calls for ‘unconditional surrender’
Binyamin Netanyahu’s government touts a new, pro-US state while its military insists destroying missile capability is the only aim
Israeli premier said regime change in Tehran could “certainly be the result” of Israel’s attacks
Both sides launch daytime attacks, with Israeli strikes in Tehran continuing and Iran firing more missiles, most of which Israel said were intercepted.
Military and air force heads say they are ready to launch a wave of heavy strikes on Tehran
Israeli leaders might hope Friday's strikes start a chain reaction leading to unrest that topples the Islamic Republic, writes Amir Azimi.