Qalibaf interview disruption unveils Iran's narrative clash

The incident involving the Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf's interview on the official television, which was interrupted before it ended, reflects a political dispute within Iran. The parliament considers that the Broadcasting Authority did not agree beforehand to stop the broadcast, and that the censored segment addressed sensitive topics such as the release of frozen funds and negotiation files with Washington. Conversely, the Authority believes that it was a second part of the interview that will be aired later. This event highlights tensions between the institutions of the Iranian regime, revealing conflicts over who holds the official platform for narration regarding negotiations and internal policies. It also underscores the influence of conservative factions and their opposition to the negotiation process with the United States.

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