The portraits of world leaders hanging in the 15th-floor boardroom of The New York Times are not an endorsement.

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

Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of the last shah of Iran, speaks during a news conference about the situation in Iran and the need to support Iranians, in Paris, France, June 23, 2025 [Abdul Saboor ...

Iran's late Shah's son advocates for democratic transition, revealing military defections and offering to partner with ...

WEST LOS ANGELES -- "Tehrangeles" in West Los Angeles is home to the largest Iranian community outside Iran. This cultural ...

Reza Pahlavi's popularity and Iran's mounting discontent raise the possibility of restoring a constitutional monarchy, a ...

"The future of Iran lies not in the shadow of old thrones or turbaned tyrants. It lies in the hands of the Iranian people - ...

Reza Pahlavi is the son of Iran’s last shah, or monarch, and is a plausible candidate to lead a future transitional government. The 64-year-old lives in exile in the U.S., and is popular among the ...

At 64, the crown prince of Tehran's last royal dynasty, which was overthrown by the 1979 Islamic Revolution, declared on June ...

In a new interview, Reza Pahlavi said the pro-democracy movement to overthrow the Islamic Republic is growing.