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Topic: IRGC

The Azadi Tower in Tehran, Iran, at sunset.
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Thursday, 7/2, 08:59 AM

After Khamenei, Will Iran Trade Ideology for Investment? Skeptics Have Doubts

  • With a new supreme leader installed and its economy battered by war and sanctions, Iran faces a familiar question: whether to open to foreign investment and soften its posture toward the West.
  • U.S.
  • officials have floated the possibility, but analysts point to a history of collapsed openings and the entrenched economic power of the Revolutionary Guard as reasons for doubt.

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