Iran’s Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi Splattered with Red Liquid in Berlin

10 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 23

Iran’s exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi was splattered with red liquid, reportedly tomato juice, as he left a building in Berlin.
The incident occurred after Pahlavi criticised ongoing diplomacy with Iran; the alleged perpetrator was immediately detained by police.
Pahlavi, son of the last shah, remains a vocal critic of Iran’s government and is seeking a role in the country’s future.

With Iran's opposition deeply divided, can any exiled figure truly challenge the regime's grip on power?

After intense US-Israeli strikes, is the West's strategy creating a new Iran or just more regional chaos?

As Europe's leaders split on Iran policy, is a unified Western strategy even possible anymore?

Is Reza Pahlavi a viable leader for a new Iran, or just a polarizing echo of its past?

Could Pahlavi’s push for intervention backfire, strengthening the regime he seeks to overthrow?

Despite a year of war, why has Iran’s theocratic regime proven so resilient to collapse?