A New Day for Iran

About this episode

The episode discusses the recent protests in Iran led by a young, Kurdish, and religiously tolerant population, questioning if this marks a turning point for the nation.

A Kurdish-led, youth-oriented, Western-friendly, Shah-restoring movement of protests has been taking place in Iran for the past 2 weeks, leaving the rest of the world to wonder if Iran's breaking point is near. Since 1979, the nation has been ruled by a religious clerical government who has been responsible for fueling violence and terrorism within their own country and abroad. With a young and religiously tolerant population leading the charge of current protests, could this be the beginning of the end for Iran's old ways? LEARN MORE: Website:  https://stephenmansfield.tv/ Instagram:  https://instagram.com/mansfieldwrites/ X:  https://twitter.com/MansfieldWrites

People in this episode

Host: Stephen Mansfield

Topics covered

• Iran protests
• youth movements
• religious tolerance
• government change
• political unrest

Keywords

• Iran
• protests
• Kurdish
• youth
• government
• religious clerical
• political change

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Shah, Western

Places: Iran

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