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Iranian System: From Reagan to Trump
The Islamic Republic of Iran has postponed an agreement with the United States twice in order to irritate the American president. Talks were held to secure the release of hostages and to draft a memorandum of understanding, but Iran hesitated to avoid timing the announcement with sensitive events such as Trump's birthday or Reagan's inauguration. The Iranian regime has not undergone structural changes for decades, but its role has been being reshaped to enhance the influence of those cooperating with Washington. Meanwhile, differences have emerged between moderate and hardline factions within the country. If a final agreement is reached, Iran's role could shift to become a friendly state toward the United States and an attractive destination for investment, although questions remain about the ideology and Lebanon's role in this context.
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