After February 2025 strikes, Iran’s leadership crisis forced the regime into collective rule, entrenching IRGC dominance while avoiding a coup.
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Iran’s post-Khamenei regime operates under an Iran collective leadership, echoing a historical power-sharing model amid war.
Tehran pushes to ratify the Caspian Sea treaty amid war, enabling energy pipelines that bypass Iran and reinforce Western-backed regional transit corridors.
Water crises and currency collapse spark widespread protests across Iran, exposing political fracture lines amid Supreme Leader succession struggles.
External military strikes will not collapse Tehran. Achieving sustainable regime change in Iran requires diplomatic settlement and ending economic isolation.
The US-Israeli war on Iran pushes the long-standing Tehran-Muscat alliance to a breaking point as naval shipping channels turn into military flashpoints.
Strategic fractures in the Iranian military establishment signal structural disintegration as domestic political gridlock threatens the IRGC.
The new US-Iran interim agreement secures a fragile truce but leaves regional allies vulnerable as decades of containment policies begin to collapse.
Iran charts an uncertain future after Khamenei, as the institutional security apparatus attempts to function without the authority of its founder.
Discover why Iranian government incompetence means even a peace deal with the U.S. cannot save Tehran’s collapsing economy and infrastructure.