Iran after 100 days: leadership and challenges

Approximately 100 days after the strikes on Iran and the outbreak of war in the region, the main challenges focus on managing the country in the post-war phase. This includes maintaining internal cohesion, prioritizing the resistant economy, consolidating the authority of the supreme leadership under Ebrahim Raisi, and the strategic position of the Revolutionary Guards in decision-making. Additionally, tensions around the nuclear program persist, along with uncertainties regarding the damage to nuclear facilities, which has not been precisely assessed. Iran faces significant economic pressures, especially rising inflation and the depreciation of the rial, coupled with ambiguous prospects for nuclear negotiations with the United States, all while efforts to rebuild damaged cities and facilities continue.

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