Archive · 1 Jan 2026
Iran's Exiled Crown Prince Calls for New Iran
Reza Pahlavi, the exiled Crown Prince of Iran, recently shared a message for the New Year.
He said it's time for a new Iran and an end to the current regime, which has been in power for 46 years.
He supports the protests happening in Iran and wants the international community to help the Iranian people.
Pahlavi believes the current regime is weak and divided.
He has been more active lately, calling for changes in Iran.
He was named Crown Prince in 1967 and declared himself king after his father's death in 1981.
The monarchy in Iran ended in 1979.
Reza Pahlavi, exiled Crown Prince, called for a new Iran in his New Year message.
He urged the international community to support the Iranian people and their protests.
Pahlavi claimed the current regime is weak, divided, and unable to suppress the rising nation.
He has become more active, calling for regime change and appearing regularly on TV.
The monarchy in Iran fell in 1979, and Pahlavi declared himself king in 1981.
- Who
- Reza Pahlavi, exiled Crown Prince of Iran
- What
- Called for a new Iran and end of the current regime
- When
- January 1, 2024
- Where
- Iran
- Why
- To support ongoing protests and seek international backing
- Crown Prince
- Reza Pahlavi
- Current Regime
- Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
- Duration of Regime
- 46 years
- Protest Cause
- Freedom and regime change
- International Community Role
- Support Iranian people
- Historical Context
- Monarchy fell in 1979
- Pahlavi's Claim
- King of Iran since 1981
- Current Influence
- Regular on TV, calling for regime change