In the past century, Iran has undergone two major transformations. A third seems to be on its way.
In the past century, Iran has undergone two major transformations. A third seems to be on its way.
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Since the 1920s, Iran has lived through two defining political moments that have reflected two distinct civilisational identities. They have shaped not only the country’s internal character but also its relationship with the wider world.
Today, with the Islamic republic under unprecedented strain, a third Iranian moment may be approaching.
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