💨 Abstract
Iran is facing a legitimacy crisis amid rapid anti-government unrest and foreign pressure. Protests, initially sparked by economic issues, have spread nationwide and involve mainly young men. At least 34 protesters and four security personnel have been killed, with 2,200 arrests reported. The unrest reflects deep disillusionment with the Shi'ite status quo and the government's priorities, such as nuclear programs and regional support for armed groups.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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