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Iranian Journalist: Islamic Republic 'Already Dead,' Facing Economic Collapse
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Award-winning Iranian-Canadian journalist Negar Mojtahedi asserts that Iran's Islamic Republic is effectively dead due to severe economic hardship and widespread public dissent. In an interview, she highlighted the critical role of independent media like Iran International in reporting from within the country, criticized Western media's contextual shortcomings, and expressed cautious hope fueled by the Iranian people's resilience.
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- Iranian journalist Negar Mojtahedi believes the Islamic Republic is effectively defunct.
- The Iranian economy faces severe inflation and the erosion of its middle class.
- Independent media like Iran International risk danger to report from within Iran.
- Western media are criticized for sometimes amplifying the regime's narrative.
- Public defiance and resilience offer hope for Iran's future.
- US and Israeli actions have had a complex impact on the regime.
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