Hundreds of individuals in Iran have been protesting as a dire financial disaster takes a heavy toll on their each day livelihood.
From a pointy fall within the forex’s worth to a steep rise in inflation, Iran’s economic system has reached what many describe as a breaking level.
This time, the federal government has adopted a unique strategy as protests proceed, calling for a dialogue mechanism.
However because the nation reels from longstanding sanctions, what does the management have to supply?
And what would the results be if the protests escalate?
Presenter: James Bays
Friends:
Ali Akbar Dareini – Researcher on the Middle for Strategic Research
Marzie Khalilian – Political analyst and educational researcher
Stephen Zunes – Professor of politics and founding chair of Center Jap research on the College of San Francisco
Printed On 1 Jan 2026
