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Published on: 02/11/2026 - 5:54 p.m.
In Iran, the Islamic Republic today celebrates the 47th anniversary of the revolution that brought it to power. However, the word “celebration” is impossible for a large part of the population to hear. The popular protest movement that began at the end of December was bloodily repressed with several thousand deaths on the spot. How long can the regime remain in power? Response and analysis from Thierry Coville, researcher at IRIS, specialist in Iran and professor at Novancia.
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