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What are the different views on how to approach political change in Iran?

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Gestart April 23, 2026

Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran's ousted shah, argued Thursday that any negotiations with the clerical leadership in Tehran amount to "appeasement" and voiced hope that renewed street protests will topple it. Pahlavi, 65, was speaking on a visit to Berlin, where he was greeted by some supporters but also bitter opponents -- with one activist splashing a red liquid on him before being detained by police

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CLAIM Geplaatst door will • Apr 23, 2026
Promoting street protests is a vital way to challenge the Iranian regime's authority and show collective opposition. This grassroots movement can unite various demographics within Iran, leading to a powerful force for change that cannot be ignored.

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