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“A Jungle of Power” is what The Economist wrote above its April 19th, 2026 article, with the subtitle: “With talks set to resume, rivalries among Iran’s leaders could stymie a truce.”
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As an historian of the Iran's 1979 revolution within a global context, I provide deep analyses of Iran’s past and present, and let you decide how that links to its future.
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