
Iran's Regime Faces Existential Crossroads Amid Protests
Iran's government faces significant challenges, including widespread protests, economic instability, and potential international intervention, placing the regime's long-term viability in question. While regime change is a possibility, the opposition remains fragmented, the government is willing to use force, and the international community lacks clear options. Despite these challenges, the potential for internal reform exists as a path to stability.




















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