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'The Islamic Republic of Iran is entering its final phase'
OP-ED. Hemmed in by domestic and external crises, the Islamic Republic of Iran is now finding itself with nowhere left to turn, analyzes Farid Vahid, the co-director of the Observatory of North Africa and the Middle East at the Fondation Jean Jaurès, in this op-ed for Le Monde. This illegitimate state cannot sustain itself indefinitely through force.
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lemonde.fr
By crushing its own people, the Iranian regime paves the way for its own downfall
EDITORIAL. In Iran, every uprising and ensuing deadly crackdown has further eroded the regime's legitimacy, with it being seen as increasingly hostile to its own people, clinging…
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theguardian.com
How Iran’s protest movement has gained increasing momentum – a visual guide
Demonstrations initially focused on economic issues but as they have grown and become political the regime has responded with deadly force
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'The Islamic Republic of Iran is entering its final phase'
OP-ED. Hemmed in by domestic and external crises, the Islamic Republic of Iran is now finding itself with nowhere left to turn, analyzes Farid Vahid, the co-director of the…
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Is this the end of the Iranian regime? – podcast
Protests have rocked Iran, a brutal crackdown is under way and Trump has threatened to intervene. Ellie Geranmayeh on a dangerous moment for the country’s leaders
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aljazeera.com
Iran since 1979: A timeline of crises
From a hostage crisis, a years-long war, and a nuclear dispute, Iran's struggles remain pivotal to its identity.
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With thousands dead, the Iranian regime may survive these protests – but not in its current form | Sanam Vakil
With fear, surveillance and brute force only set to increase, there are disturbing parallels with Saddam Hussein’s Iraq, says Sanam Vakil of Chatham House