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 fifth and final televised debate ahead of the June 28 snap presidential election in Iran was held on Tuesday afternoon with the participation of six candidates vying for the top executive office.

A veteran Iranian diplomat has urged the nation to make an “informed choice” during the forthcoming president election in the country, which is scheduled for June 28.

Six contenders vying for the presidency of the Islamic Republic of Iran outlined their detailed blueprints for the country’s foreign policy during the fourth televised debate on Monday.

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.

Six candidates in a race for the presidency of the Islamic Republic of Iran unveiled their comprehensive economic and social welfare blueprints during the second televised debate on Thursday.