Frustration With the Regime Spurs New Protests in Iran
Despite Iranians’ contempt for the U.S. “maximum pressure” campaign, many see the regime as the main source of the country’s economic and social problems.
Brett Sudetic
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Brett Sudetic is an advisor to Gulf State Analytics, a Washington DC-based geopolitical risk consultancy. As a management consultant, he has advised government organizations and state-owned enterprises throughout the Middle East.
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