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Iran protests: can they topple the regime?
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November 8, 2022
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6:14Now PlayingProtests in Iran pose the biggest threat to the country’s authoritarian regime in decades. But how does an uprising transform into a revolution? Lessons from Iran’s own history offer some clues.
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