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Protesters chant 'death to dictator' at annual Tehran rally

Large crowds gathered in the Iranian capital Friday to march in an annual pro-Palestinian rally, among them thousands of green-clad supporters of the opposition movement, according to CNN sources in Tehran.

Iranian forces disperse protesters with batons, tear gas

Iranian pro-government Basij militia members dispersed crowds of protesters here Thursday -- sometimes with force -- witnesses said.

Chants against West punctuate Khamenei's defiant speech

People in the crowd sang songs of tribute as they waited.

Analysis: Iranian leader's ultimatum to protesters

Iran's supreme leader delivered an impassioned defense of the Islamic Republic on Friday, insisting a majority of Iranians had faith in the existing establishment and issuing a "religious ultimatum" to protesters to end days of street demonstrations triggered by last week's presidential election.

Iran's supreme leader warns protesters

Iran's supreme leader is warning the thousands of people who have been protesting last week's presidential vote to maintain self-restraint or face a stiff reaction from authorities.

Arab neighbors watch Iran's troubles

"Millions voted for President Ahmadinejad and that makes the elections definitive," declared Iran's Grand Ayatollah Ali Akbar Khamenei during his Friday sermon.

Moussavi addresses throngs who march in silent protest in Tehran

Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Iran's capital for the sixth day in a row Thursday to protest election results they consider fraudulent.

Iran's supreme leader to speak at site of crackdown

Iran's supreme leader will deliver a sermon Friday at Tehran University, just days after a bloody crackdown at the school, according to a statement from the pro-government Basij militia.

Analysis: Iran's conservative leadership divided amid unrest

There are signs that the ongoing protests against last week's presidential election results may be starting to divide Iran's conservative leadership.

Iranians get word out despite official obstacles

Iranians have had to tailor their usual ways of communicating in the post-election tumult that has swept through the country.

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