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The consequences of a potential regime change in Iran


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Despite the national ban on Internet acces in Iran, the protests have not stopped, in fact they seem even more intense than before. This video talks about how the protests are different to previous uprisings (they don't only involve a single economic grouping or demographic) and what consequences would a regime have internationally.

If Iran collapses, Russia will loose a significant ally and the geopolitical map of the Middle East predicated on the Sunni-Shia rivality will likely to change (I would add to this that Azerbaijan will feel more emboldened to invade its neighbour Armenia). Finally they say the protests need one more thing to be succesful, which is - some support from parts of the Army.

 

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Does Iran want to be more democratic? I feel the countries who are a bit more democratic can't be truly free when they are surrounded by countries like Pakistan etc 

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I hope women gain freedom from the oppression they have endured for so long.

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15 minutes ago, AnnaNicoleSmith said:

Does Iran want to be more democratic? I feel the countries who are a bit more democratic can't be truly free when they are surrounded by countries like Pakistan etc 

Armenia is pretty democratic even though is surrounded by dictatorships (Russia to the north-though not bordering it directly, Azerbaijan to the east, Turkey to the west and Iran to the south). Iran itself used to be more democratic than it is today, I think it can.

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