As Iran is getting closer to another presidential election on June 18, there are passionate discussions among those in the religious democracy who identify themselves as reformists.

Iran’s presidential election is only days away with candidates finalizing their plans and campaigns and social media has been abuzz with news and debates about this much-anticipated event.

People and the Polls asks Iranians whether they think the new president should continue negotiations to revive the Iran deal.

Iran’s second presidential debate was held on Tuesday (June 8). Soon afterwards, people took to social media to offer their thoughts. Here is a look at the online reactions.

Iran’s presidential candidates are outlining their plans ahead of the June 18 election. Let’s take a look at how they have presented their prospective foreign policies.

The seven candidates in Iran’s 2021 presidential election held a second debate on live television on Tuesday (June 8). Here is part one of that debate.

Presidential candidate Alireza Zakani, an outspoken critic of the 2015 nuclear deal, says he will continue negotiations with the five parties to the agreement, if he is elected, to get back the rights of the Iranian nation.

Presidential candidate Seyyed Ebrahim Raeisi says he has set an agenda for securing a removal the sanctions imposed on the Iranian nation.

The biggest concern with most Iranians at the moment, is to put bread on the table.

The candidates approved for running for the top executive post are talking about their plans to resolve the country’s problems. Let’s take a brief look at some of those plans.