The interview discusses the ongoing protests in Iran, triggered by hyperinflation and economic grievances. UN rapporteur Mai Sato reports at least eight deaths in these protests. US President Donald Trump warns of military action if protesters are harmed. Economist Saeed Laylaz shares insights on the potential for a Bonapartist figure to emerge within the Iranian system, suggesting that while the Islamic Republic is at a dead end, it lacks a viable alternative. He emphasizes that the main issues are economic mismanagement and corruption rather than foreign policy. The conversation touches on the implications of the protests, the possibility of a coup, and the impact of Venezuela's political situation on Iran. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)