Iran at a Strategic Breaking Point
The war in June and recent nationwide protests could shape not only Iran’s future but also broader debates on sovereignty, intervention, nuclear proliferation, and the prospects for fundamental political change
Tag: Protests
Failed Coups But Successful Transition?: On Textualizing Sudan’s Latest Coup Plot
On September 21, 2021, members of the Sudanese military attempted to overthrow the government of Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok in a failed coup d’etat.
COVID-19 after an “Annus Horribilis”
The Coronavirus in Iran after a “Horrible Year”
Questioning Iran’s Regional Ambitions
Now that the Islamic State has all but been defeated, some Iranians are beginning to wonder what they will receive in return for supporting regional allies.
Podcast on Iran Protests 2017 – 2018
Holly Dagres, Iran expert, speaks with the Cairo Review’s Senior Editor Sean David Hobbs about the causes behind the protests that rocked Iran in late December, 2017 and early January, 2018.
On the Politics behind Tunisia’s Protests
Analysis on why the recent protests erupted in Tunisia.