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The 13 pages that link to President of Iran, each with the reason it gives.

• IranBroader topic: The presidency governs day-to-day administration within limits set by unelected institutions.

• Ali KhameneiCompared with: The presidency is elected, but its authority is subordinate to Khamenei’s office.

• Islamic Republic of IranRelated: The president leads the elected executive but operates beneath the Supreme Leader’s authority.

• Supreme Leader of IranCompared with: The president leads the government, but the Supreme Leader holds broader authority and command.

• Akbar Hashemi RafsanjaniBroader topic: Rafsanjani held this office for two terms, from 1989 through 1997.

• Iranian ParliamentCompared with: The president leads the executive, while the Majles legislates and can question ministers.

• Iranian reform movementRelated: Reformists have used the presidency to pursue policy changes and civil-liberties protections.

• Hassan RouhaniNarrower topic: This office gave Rouhani executive responsibilities but not final control over state policy.

• Mohammad KhatamiBroader topic: Khatami held the office but lacked control over several powerful unelected institutions.

• Ebrahim RaisiNarrower topic: Raisi occupied this office from 2021 until his death in 2024.

• Abolhassan BanisadrNarrower topic: Banisadr held the office as its first occupant, but it did not place him above clerical institutions.

• Mohsen RezaeeCompared with: Rezaee sought the presidency but never held the office.

• Mohammad-Ali RajaiNarrower topic: Rajai held this office for less than a month.