The head of Iran's Zoroastrian community, Rashid Khorshidian, says their Iranian identity comes before their religious identity, adding that it is their national duty to vote in the country's elections.

The Patriarch of the Assyrian Church for Eastern Iran, Marnier Sai Benyamin, says Iranian Christians, like other Iranians, are exercising their right to vote for a better future of their country.

Iran's interim president Mohammad Mokhber says initial reports from polling stations show the voter turnout in Iran's presidential election is robust.

Irrespective of who wins the June 28 election, the Iranian government will continue to act with authority to defend national interests globally, says a former Iranian diplomat.

Contrary to what Western media headlines say about elections in Iran, what I have witnessed is vibrancy of democratic processes and the true spirit of democracy.

The changing regional dynamics and Iran’s growing stature internationally have prompted political observers worldwide to follow the outcome of the June 28 presidential election.

The presidential election in Iran is slated for June 28. We look at the process that guides the election for the country’s top executive office based on the Constitution.

This episode looks at the economic outlooks and programs of the six presidential hopefuls in the upcoming election in Iran.

In this episode of Iran Votes 2024, we examine promises made by presidential candidates in different areas. 

Six candidates running for the Iranian presidency presented their comprehensive economic plans and strategies in the first televised debate on Monday night.