News and Analysis 1/3/26

As violence on the Iranian demonstrations continues …

… and Trump’s threats against Iran have upset some previous and current supporters:

Iran’s Supreme Leader says, “When a bazaari looks at the country’s monetary situation, the decline in the value of the national currency, and the instability of the currency and foreign exchange, which makes the business environment unstable, he says, ‘I cannot do business,’ and he is right” …

… but seeks “to separate the concerns of protesting Iranians upset about the rial’s collapse to ‘rioters’”:

Israeli war crimes continue:

“Analyst Trita Parsi lays out three different ways the US and Israel could attack Iran, the potentially disastrous consequences”:

There is no doubt the expert was qualified to testify, but the defendant claims “that his trial lawyer failed to adequately represent his interests by objecting that she had violated the judge’s warning not “to make broad statements about all Muslim people”:

Four possible scenerios outlined by the US-based news outlet Al-Monitor are ” limited structural reform,” “prolonged, grinding unrest,” “regime change driven or accelerated by foreign intervention,” or “fragmentation, sudden collapse, or a long and unstable transition”:


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