Iran and neighbors face extremism

The internal conflict in Iran represents a deep divide between the secular and religious segments of society, evident in attitudes towards mandatory veiling, the role of religion in public life, and the nature of the state, which complicates the process of internal harmony. Additionally, the regime faces international criticism, particularly from Gulf countries, due to its control over political decisions, with hints that unelected entities hinder diplomatic efforts and prevent the reaching of effective international agreements.

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