Status Quo In Iran's Regional And Domestic Power Structure

Dr Olsi Jazexhiu, Assistant Professor, Department of History, International Islamic University Malaysia

27-May-24 09:30

Status Quo In Iran's Regional And Domestic Power Structure

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On today's Pressing Matters, Philip speaks to Dr. Olsi Jazexhi from the Department of History at the International Islamic University Malaysia, discussing the potential ripple effects, both regionally and globally, following the recent demise of former Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi. Additionally, Dr. Olsi weighs in on whether this event might signal a forthcoming shift in the power structure away from conservative factions in the upcoming elections to replace Ebrahim Raisi.

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Produced by: Philip See

Presented by: Philip See

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Tags: Prime Minister Ebrahim Raisi, Iranian Presidential Elections,

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